FEAST! A truly unique cookbook that combines tantalizing recipes with a fascinating glimpse into Native culture and customs. The dishes are arranged into four sections: -FOOD FROM THE WATERS (fish and seafood) -FOODS FROM THE EARTH (berries, vegetables, and breads) -FOODS FROM THE LAND (wild meats) -FOODS FROM THE SKIES (fowl) These categories illustrate two traditional Native attitudes: respect for the nurturing land, and acknowledgment of the spiritual power food can have in our lives. Seasonal menus feature such tastebud-tempting dishes as: Pacific Salmon and Atlantic Fiddlehead Stir-Fry Baked Sweet Potato with Roasted Hazelnuts Stuffed Wild Goose with Apples Wild Blueberry Cookies These easy-to-follow recipes use ingredients--or close substitutes--that are readily available to today's busy cooks.

Feast!

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

George, Andrew

Gaines, Robert

Regional & International

Doubleday, Canada

Cobby is a young star, living far from his friend, another star, Old Stellar. Cobby has no planets, no one spinning and revolving around him, like other stars in the universe and this makes him lonely. In this story, Cobby learns that helping others can make friends, even if they’re far away.

The Loneliest Star

Children's Books

Capital Books

Rhetoric and Pedagogy

Horner, Winifred Bryan

Moss, Jean Dietz

Leff, Michael

Bennett, Beth S.

Taylor&Francis

The life story of Christy Mathewson, the Hall of Fame Baseball Player . . . his wife and son. When Sports Illustrated recently named Christy Mathewson the greatest right-handed pitcher in the history of baseball, it was a choice woven by both prowess and character. The first All-American hero, Matty aroused the values of a nation while bringing dignity to a game that had previously been reserved for ruffians. “Matty handed the game an indefinable lift in culture, brains, and personality,” said Grantland Rice. “He is the only man I ever met who in spirit and inspiration was greater than his game.” To grab a page from modern culture, The Christian Gentleman (Big Six) would have been considered the "first Tim Tebow." And for much of the twentieth century, the Mathewson family – father, wife, and son – had a dramatic hold on greatness. A charter member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, Christy Mathewson had been a Bucknell University football star at the turn of the century. While his rise to legend would be swift, his grip on America would never falter. From king of baseball to a hero of World War I, Big Six was a gifted man in a unique time. Jane Stoughton was charming, smart, beautiful . . . a student at the Bucknell Female Institute who, had she listened to her father, never would have fallen for “a grown man playing a little boy’s game that had no future.” Jane Mathewson would eventually be known as baseball’s “most gracious widow.” Christy Jr. was a strikingly handsome and brilliant student who graduated cum laude from Bucknell in 1927, then followed his own path to become a world-renowned pilot and adventurer. His long list of heroics in the shadows of war revealed a man who thrived on challenge. But, like his father, the son would also die at far too young an age. With a touch of historical fiction to begin every chapter, The Three Mathewsons is an unusual glimpse at three extraordinary lives, from childhood days to the center stage of a nation.

The Three Mathewsons

Biographies & Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Sous Vide Cookbook For Beginners: 700 Tasty, Healthy & Delicious Everyday Recipe for Beginners and Advanced Users

Outdoor Cooking

Independently published

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