Tastes and tales from Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. The Mississippi Gulf Coast has long been a place where people and water are intertwined: the residents live, breathe, and eat the bounty of the Gulf. This collection of recipes from local chefs and essays showing the intimate relationship between people, industry, and environment provides a compelling portrait
Tastes and tales from Mississippi’s Gulf Coast.
The Mississippi Gulf Coast has long been a place where people and water are intertwined: the residents live, breathe, and eat the bounty of the Gulf. This collection of recipes from local chefs and essays showing the intimate relationship between people, industry, and environment provides a compelling portrait of one of the Gulf Coast’s most dynamic regions. Snacks such as Atomic Pelican Beaks, starters including Biloxi Doughnuts, seafood entrees like Shrimp-Stuffed Mirlitons, and more bring the Coast into your kitchen, wherever that may be. Local resources, including marinas, are listed. Accompanied by stunning images and intimate stories, On the Coast: Mississippi Tales and Recipes will transport you to a land that breathes with the rhythm of the Gulf.
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Love this book A beautiful book…the art and stories are wonderful. Haven’t tried the recipes yet, but they look very good, especially the on-boat snacks. Would have liked trying some back when we owned & sailed on Mobile Bay & the Gulf. We understand how Mississippians feel about their coast; it’s really lovely. We enjoy parts of the Alabama coast and love living near the Bay.Don’t really cotton to coffee table books (especially fancy cookbooks) but this book is too beautiful to be with the rest…
Great cookbook! I love to read cookbooks and this book is exceptional. The history is a fascinating read and the recipes are great. I gave three of them for Christmas and have received rave reviews.
Live Mississippi Gulf Coast History and Great Recipes An interesting tale of Mississippi Gulf Coast history and tasty legacy recipes. And the price was significantly lower than bookstore prices.