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| Bobby Flay's Grill It! | 
 enlarge | Authors: Bobby Flay, Stephanie Banyas, Sally Jackson
Brand: Random House
Category: Book
List Price: $35.00
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Avg. Customer Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 9671
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 288
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 10.1 x 8.1 x 1
MPN: 0307351425
ISBN: 0307351424
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.5784
EAN: 9780307351425
ASIN: 0307351424
Publication Date: April 29, 2008
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Condition: Brand New!!!
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Product Description
Bobby Flay's Grill It! Written by Bobby Flay , Stephanie Banyas and Sally Jackson"Fire up the best backyard bashes with 150 simple and delicious recipes from grilling guru Bobby Flay in his first-ever fully illustrated, full-color grilling book."Whether y
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 Grill It! Absolutely August 28, 2008
My husband and I just LOVE Bobby Flay. I bought this for my green egg grillmaster hubby and boy have I reaped the benefits. Scallops cooked other ways will never be the same.
Grill It! makes it easy! August 16, 2008
Since receiving Grill It!, my husband and I have tried several recipes and all have them have been fantastic. Bobby Flay breaks each recipe down to simple steps and all recipes tried thus far were easily accomplished on a weeknight. We highly recommend this book for all those who enjoy to grill.
Grill Book August 5, 2008
I knew this was the Best book to have...
Everything you'll ever need to know !!
I received the book at a great price and delivered very fast..
Bobby Flay's Grill It! July 14, 2008
Outstanding book for the first time and experienced griller. Bobby is very creative and pushes the envelope when it comes to unique taste ingredients. Every backyard griller should add this book to their cooking library
Happy grilling with Bobby Flay! July 9, 2008
8 out of 12 found this review helpful
Bobby Flay's "Grill It!" is a nice cookbook for those of us who enjoy firing up our grills. Charcoal or gas grill? Flay accepts both and gives some hints about each. He notes at the outset that (Page vi): "Firing up the grill makes every night dinners with family or simple get-togethers with friends feel like a party or some sort of celebration." The early part of the book discusses fundamentals--direct versus indirect heat and when to use each, how to determine how hot the grill is, testing for doneness, needed gear to grill, what should be in your pantry and refrigerator. Finally, he emphasizes going to a local market/store, picking up what food seems freshest and most interesting, and going from there.
But the heart of the book is the recipes. He divides these up into types of food--vegetables, chicken, beef, seafood, etc.
At the outset, he discusses grilling veggies. I have tried one of these already--asparagus wrapped in prosciutto. Straightforward ingredients--asparagus, prosciutto, mint, parsley, garlic, etc. Grill the asparagus, after tossing it with oil and seasoning with salt and pepper. Grill until crisp-tender. Then wrap in prosciutto (8 or so stalks at a time) with the other blended ingredients. Yummy! A fine side dish for a meal.
Beef? He begins with describing how to grill steak perfectly, the base recipe, so to speak. Then, he provides variations, such as creating sauces such as horseradish or balsamic-rosemary sauces. I spent my days in graduate school in Buffalo, New York, so I was especially intrigued by his "Spicy Buffalo style burger with celery-carrot slaw and blue cheese dressing." That is, he reinvents Buffalo chicken wings as a grilled burger. I haven't tried this yet, but I sure am interested in experimenting with this when I get the chance.
In the section on chicken, he begins, once more, with a base recipe, "Perfectly grilled chicken breast." After this, a series of variations on the base recipe or other recipes entirely. What about "Apple-ginger glazed chicken"? "Sweet and sour grilled chicken"?
And on it goes. Sections on grilling pork, corn, fruit, lamb, shrimp, scallops, tuna, and so on.
As I can tell from the front material, Flay has written other grilling books. I don't know if any recipes are repeated here or not. But I can say that this set of recipes looks pretty tempting. And the few grilled dishes that I have tried thus far have not disappointed.
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