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Highlights
- Get the cookbook with a varied collection of recipes and "how to" instructions that make cooking with wild rice a breeze.
- About the Author: Beatrice Ojakangas is a native of northern Minnesota and has written many articles for national food magazines.
- 108 Pages
- Cooking + Food + Wine, Specific Ingredients
- Series Name: Best of
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About the Book
This varied collection of wild rice recipes includes basic "how to" instructions, soups, salads, side and main dishes, breads, and even desserts.Book Synopsis
Get the cookbook with a varied collection of recipes and "how to" instructions that make cooking with wild rice a breeze.
Wild rice, one of the most versatile, nutritious, and flavorful grains, has been an important food source for hundreds of years. The warm, nutty taste and rich texture makes any dish a special one. This varied collection of recipes by Beatrice Ojakangas begins with basic "how to" instructions. Find out the best ways to cook wild rice on a range top, in the oven, and in the microwave, as well as how to "pop" wild rice. From there, recipes are divided into sections: appetizers, soups, salads and dressings, side dishes, main dishes, baked goods, and desserts. So there is something for every occasion!
Inside you'll find
- More than 80 proven recipes featuring wild rice
- "How to" instructions for preparing wild rice
- Variety of dishes, from soups to entrees to desserts
Beatrice has written many articles for national food magazines. She wrote a weekly newspaper column for a number of years and has authored many cookbooks. With more than 80 of her favorite recipes, this is an essential addition to any cookbook collection.
From the Back Cover
Wild rice, one of the most versatile, nutritious and flavorful grains, has been an important food source for people and wildlife for hundreds of years. The warm nutty taste and rich texture of wild rice makes any dish a special one. This varied collection of recipes includes basic "how to" instructions, soups, salads, side and main dishes, breads and even desserts.About the Author
Beatrice Ojakangas is a native of northern Minnesota and has written many articles for national food magazines. She wrote a weekly newspaper column for a number of years and has authored many cookbooks.