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HIDDEN
KITCHENS: Stories, Recipes & More
From NPR's The Kitchen Sisters
Foreword by Alice Waters
Now
out in Paperback
"The
Kitchen Sisters are my favorite storytellers.
Their off-beat kitchen stories make me want to
walk through my neighborhood, go on a road trip and eat the
food of family. They have heart..."
--------------------------— Francis
Ford Coppola
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Inspired
by the popular and highly acclaimed NPR Morning Edition series, Hidden
Kitchens: Stories, Recipes and More is a new book
by The Kitchen Sisters (Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva) exploring
the world of street corner cooking, kitchen rituals and
visionaries, legendary meals and eating traditions -- a
wild and poignant chronicle of American life through food.
Released by Rodale Books, November 1, 2005.
Over a thousand listeners called the NPR Hidden Kitchens Hotline
with Intriguing messages and hot tips about underground kitchens
at nuclear test sites, traveling circus kitchens, Burgoo picnics
in Kentucky, ramp suppers in North Carolina, hippie kitchens,
clambakes, and more.
>Press
Release
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“This
collection of Hidden Kitchen stories from every corner of
the United States is so hopeful and reassuring. The Kitchen
Sisters understand that food is more than just food: it is
about our connections to one another and to our place in
the world.
.........................................—
Alice Waters, Founder, Chez Panisse / The Edible Schoolyard
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Hidden Kitchens interweaves
stories and characters from the radio series with these listener
messages and over a hundred photographs and images. Also featured
is an eclectic collection of some 30 recipes including George
Foreman’s “Grilled Sir Loin”, Czechoslovakian
Moon Cookies, Lou the Glue’s Pasta Calamari, Wild Fennel
Cakes and Francis Ford Coppola’s community fundraiser
recipe “Meatballs for 500.
Take a peek into the book here >The
Cab-Yard Kitchen
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Copyright © 2006
The Kitchen Sisters
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