by Nancy Zaslavsky (1997)
The recipes include tantalizing dishes from distinct regions of Mexico: classic meatless soups; authentic sauces and table salsas; snacks made of masa (corn dough) and tortillas; many varieties of tamales; egg dishes; beans; rice, pastas, and potatoes; salads and pickled vegetables; traditional and contemporary desserts; fruit drinks; mixed drinks; and more. Reflecting the trend toward lightness, there is a strong emphasis on using fewer full-fat dairy products.
Ivy Stark and Joanna Pruess
Presents recipes for authentic Mexican street food favorites served at the Dos Caminos restaurant, featuring such recipes as chili and beer-braised brisket, drunken beans, and goat’s milk caramel.-- Source other than Library of Congress.
Kitty Morse
This international collection offers dishes made with fresh vegetables including appetizers such as watercress asparagus roll-ups; soups and stews such as Moroccan vegetable tagine and green-on-green gumbo; and main courses such as corn-on-chili pie, egg-plant enchiladas, mushroom ravioli divan, and moo shu vegetables.
Mark Bittman
A definitive, one-stop vegetarian cookbook showcases more than two thousand different recipes and variations for simple meatless meals, including salads, soups, eggs and dairy, vegetables and fruit, pasta, grains, legumes, tofu and other meat substitutes.
Diana Kennedy
The author tells of her experiences in Mexico from her first visit forty years ago and "the story behind her discovery of each dish"--Dust jacket.