This cookbook was the #2 non-fiction bestseller in Hawaii upon its release–a companion book to the TV series “Great Chefs of Hawaii”. Fresh tastes, brilliant color, and more than 400 recipes are featured by great chefs like Sam Choy, Roy Yamaguchi, Alan Wong, OnJin Kim, and 44 others. The book includes mail order sources, wines, luau dishes, and an extensive glossary of Hawaiian ingredients.

The second edition to our “Little Hawaiian Cookbook” series, Little Great Chefs of Hawai'i Cookbook features signature dishes from the kitchens of the founders of Hawai'i Regional Cuisine including Sam Choy, Alan Wong, Roy Yamaguchi and George Mavrothalassitis. Whether you are looking for a hearty entrée like Beef Tenderloin and Poached Oysters (Chef Mavro), or a simple appetizer, such as, 'Ahi Cake (Alan Wong) this little book is sure to get your taste buds excited!

Capturing the emergence of new Louisiana cuisine, this full-color, companion cookbook to the international television series “Great Chefs” features 230 recipes from the famous great chefs of New Orleans. They include Emeril Lagasse of Emeril’s, Susan Spicer of Bayona, Jamie Shannon of Commander’s Palace, Horst Pfeifer of Bella Luna, and Kevin Graham of Graham’s. Includes over 130 color photos.

A re-creation of some of the secret–and not so secret–recipes of 13 of New Orleans’ best chefs. 82 pages of color photographs and complete menus with step-by-step instructions.

You'll find it simple to add the flavors of the Old — and New — South with the step-by-step instructions designed for the home kitchen. Recipes from the Great Chefs in Atlanta, Miami, Tampa, Charleston, Memphis, Birmingham, Orlando, Louisville, New Orleans, Savannah, Pawleys Island, Nashville, Amelia Island, Durham, and 16 other Southern cities in 9 states.

We do a lot of southwestern cooking, and over the past ten years or so this has been the cookbook we come back to again and again. This book collects recipes from both well-known chefs (such as Mark Miller of Coyote Cafe) and regional home cooks. It has a lot of traditional southwestern (and southern) recipes, and also some more modern treatments that you would find in more innovative restaurants around Dallas, Sante Fe, or Scottsdale. The recipes are generally well written. They range from easy to moderate in difficulty. Some of the pictures of the food are wonderful.

Rich, intense, and beautiful, the 105 wonderful dessert recipes that make up this book are among the best ever presented on the international TV series, “Great Chefs”. of color photos