
Born to Grill
In more than 300 recipes,
Cheryl and Bill Jamison reveal the variety of terrific flavors that
come from the primal encounter of food and flame. Authors of Smoke & Spice,
which has shown a generation of backyard chefs how to cook wood-smoked barbecue,
the Jamison's now aim their expect sights on grilling, the most popular kind of
outdoor cooking. The Jamison's open up a roadmap that will guide the griller
beyond steaks, burgers, and hot dogs, but they invite us, in chapters called
"Sensuous Steaks" and "Hot Burgers and Haute Dogs," to delay
our departure and explore the depths of those timeless favorites. A Pale Ale
Porterhouse, a Basil and Sage T-Bone, a Devilish Horseradish Burger, a Crunchy
Kraut Dog, and more make the decision fully worth our while. Is chicken the
choice on your grill grate? Then why not ramble out west, for Hearty Ranch
Chicken Halves, or try a Southern-style Cinnamon Chicken with Crunchy Cashew
Relish? For fans of seafood, the Jamison's serve up oceans (and lakes and
streams) full of tasty fish and shellfish, from one coast's Boston Striper to
the other's San Francisco Sole. Salads, pastas, and soups infused with the smoky
taste of flame-kissed splendid pizzas and tortilla dishes
prepared on the grill; vegetables, juicy and crisp, in main dishes and sides;
fruits and desserts for a finger-lickin' finish - all these and more make the
grill's domain bigger and more delectable than it's ever been.
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