"Cooking from this book is like having a good friend standing next to you in the kitchen, giving you a pep talk." – Gail Bellamy, Managing Editor/Food Editor of Restaurant Hospitality magazine
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Sober Celebrations
Lively Entertaining Without the Spirits
by Liz Scott
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$24.95 • 296 full-color pages • 9.5 x 8.75 • paperbound
ISBN 978-1-59624-028-5
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Sober Celebrations is a "must-have" guide to holiday and special-occasion entertaining for anyone who chooses to celebrate alcohol-free. With 25 fun menus, it is an invaluable tool for the host who wants to accommodate moms-to-be, diabetics, children, and those concerned with drug interactions, as well as an essential guide for the 9.2 million Americans in recovery from alcohol dependence.
From A Bridal Spa Buffet Lunch to A “Guy’s Night In” Poker Party, from Roasted Peaches and Cream with Caramel Drizzle to S’more Cookies, Perfect Candied Sweet Potatoes to Lavender Honey-Drenched Struffoli, Grilled Spareribs with Sarsaparilla Barbecue Sauce to Potato, Leek, and Oyster Soup, this innovative cookbook will dazzle and inspire you with exciting and original "high-spirited" party planning. In addition to the more than 150 delicious easy-to-follow recipes, Sober Celebrations includes:
• Terrific "mocktail" recipes and alcohol-free beverage pairings for every menu
• Simple and flavorful substitution suggestions for recipes that call for alcohol
• Valuable tips on using purchased ingredients to simplify your cooking and entertaining
• Creative ideas for adding pizzazz to your party without the buzz of imbibing
• Important up-to-date information on alcohol-related health issues
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About the Author:
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Chef Liz Scott, Author
Read more about Liz at her website:
www.sober-celebrations.com |
Liz Scott is a professional chef and caterer who specializes in the vital connection between good food, nutrition, and recovery from disease. Her first book, The Sober Kitchen: Recipes and Advice for a Lifetime of Sobriety, received the National Health Information Award for Patient Education Information and the Independent Publisher Book Award in Health, Medicine, and Nutrition. She was presented with the 2004 Journalism Award from the Research Society on Alcoholism for her outstanding work and in 2005 was honored by the Johnson Institute in Washington, D.C., as one of the eight American pioneers and innovators in the field of addiction recovery. Liz Scott resides in New Jersey. |
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