The Fire Island Cookbook PDF Download

Brad Fuller has assembled a most vivacious, brand-spanking-new collection of over 230 recipes in his HOT COOKIN': A Cookbook, as "presented" by "The Men of Fire Island." Not since Random House published--honest to God--The Myra Breckinridge Cookbook back in the Sixties (regrettably well out of print) has a cookbook combined sexual sensibility with extremely fine recipes. Most cookbooks are user friendly, but none that I've seen features pin-ups as section dividers. Brad deserves a standing ovation for (a) editing, designing, & publishing with such an even hand a cookbook comprised of such diverse recipes; & (b) gracing the cover of the book in such a wondrous state Julia Child would sure bite her lip! Lest you think these are all summer beach house recipes, a quick perusal of the index will correct that assumption generated by the format--& the title. This is mostly year round fare. Think of this as a perennial cookbook--& make it the next cookbook you buy! And make no mistake: This is not some winkey, goosey cookbook that puns on buns & makes dopey double-entendre sexual jokes. There is humor, to be sure, but mostly this is a serious cookbook that I for one will use year 'round. HOT COOKIN' is a very peripatetic book, with recipes for beginners to past-masters. There are some classics, some completely wild, some fussy, some innovations on tried-&-true, & more than a few brilliant recipes, all designed to feed six or more.