Williams-Sonoma Family Meals: Creating Traditions in the Kitchen

by Maria Helm Sinskey, Williams-Sonoma

ISBN-10: 0848732634
ISBN-13: 9780848732639
Region: USA
Publisher: Oxmoor House
Publication Date: March, 2009
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Recipe Index

Recipesort icon Page Rating
A Colorful Frittata 91
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Angel Food Cake 95
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Any-Kind-of-Fruit Galette 43
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Apricot Crumble 120
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Asian Chicken Salad 192
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Bagel Sandwiches 162
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Baked Butterscotch Puddings 271
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Baked Chicken Rice Pilaf 246
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Banana-Brown Sugar Muffins 118
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Best-Ever Meatballs 217
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BLT and Poached Egg Salad 86
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Blueberry Pie 117
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Braised Beef Stew 212
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Bread-and-Butter Pickles 137
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Cheese Fondue 59
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Chicken Kebabs 194
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Chicken Soup 184
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Chicken Stock 180
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Chicken-Coconut Curry 191
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Chickpea Curry 249
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Chocolate and Vanilla Butercreams 265
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Chocolate Birthday Cupcakes 264
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Chocolate Soufflé 268
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Chocolate-Striped Pudding Cups 270
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Chunky Applesauce 109
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Cinammon-Sugar Doughnuts 30
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Citrus Crab Cakes 166
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Coconut Rice Pudding 244
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Cool-as-a-Cucumber Raita 65
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Corn Fritters with Lime 149
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Corn Tortillas 35
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Cream Scones 34
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Creamiest Mashed Potatoes 142
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Creamy Risotto 241
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Crispy Cornmeal Fish with Tartar Sauce 172
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Crispy Shrimp with Real Lemony Mayo 165
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Crusty Sourdough Bread 22
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Dry-Cured Bacon 204
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Egg Salad Sammies 82
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Eggplant Parmigiana 151
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Extra Cheesy Lasagne 56
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Fish Tacos with Slaw 169
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French Toast with Jam 89
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Fresh Pasta 228
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Fresh Rosemary Focaccia 45
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Fresh Tomato and Basil Pasta 235
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Gingerbread 275
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Golden Broccoli Gratin 60
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Golden Chicken Pot Pie 188
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Good Morning Scramble 88
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Grilled 5-Spice Pork Chops 215
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Grilled Garlicky Fish 170
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Grilled Vegetable Antipasto 145
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Ham, Tomato, and Cheese Panini 63
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Herb-Roasted Chicken 187
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Herbed Garden Salad with Goat Cheese 134
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Homemade Bread 44
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Homemade Marshmallow Stars 258
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Homemade Ricotta Cheese 52
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Homemade Yogurt 64
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Hot Chocolate with Marshmallows 262
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Hummus with Roasted Pita 250
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Jammy Linzer Sandwich Cookies 273
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Lamb Kebabs with Pita 220
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Lemony Lemon Bread 25
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Lentil, Spinach, and Bacon Stew 247
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Lots-of-Herbs Omelet Stuffed with Brie 85
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Natural Egg Dye 78
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Nutty, Fruity, Yogurt Parfaits 66
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Oatmeal Jammy Bars 106
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Orange Cream Pops 276
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Oven-Fried Chicken Fingers 197
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Overnight Cinnamon Rolls 40
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Panfried Sole with Lemon-y Caper Sauce 171
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Pint-Sized Peach Cobblers 123
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Pita Pockets 26
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Pizza Dough 38
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Pizza Pizza Pizza 39
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Puffy Apple Oven Pancake 94
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Puffy Popovers 27
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Raspberry Custard Tart 33
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Real Chai Tea 274
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Refried Black Beans 251
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Ricotta and Herb Ravioli 232
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Roasted Butternut and Bacon Pasta 239
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Roasted Cauliflower 143
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Roasted Plums with Cream 119
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Smoked Salmon 158
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Sourdough Starter 18
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Spaghetti Carbonara 240
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Stacks of Blueberry Pancakes 29
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Steak Fajitas 211
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Summertime Lemonade 111
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Tabboluleh 150
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The Best BLTA Sandwich 208
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The Best Vanilla Ice Cream 71
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Toasty Almond-Cherry Turnovers 114
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Tomato-Mozzarella Salad with Pesto 146
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Tropical Smoothies 108
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Truly Amazing Mac and Cheese 236
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Turkey Saltimbocca 193
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Veggie Minestrone 140
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Very Berry Jam 102
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Your Own Vegetable and Herb Garden 130
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Publishers Information

About Williams-Sonoma Family Meals: Creating Traditions in the Kitchen

Publisher Web Link: http://www.oxmoorhouse.com/

For Maria Helm Sinskey—author, award-winning chef, and mother—one of the best ways to spend time with family and friends is to gather in the kitchen to cook. Whether tossing a salad of lettuces fresh from the garden, or filling the house with the scent of Banana–Brown Sugar Muffins and hearty Braised Beef Stew, Maria and her family show you how effortless it is to have fun in the kitchen.

Filled with delicious, easy to prepare, made-from-scratch recipes such as Fresh Rosemary Focaccia, Corn Fritters with Lime, Chicken-Coconut Curry, and Baked Butterscotch Puddings, Family Meals is written for people of all ages. Maria’s experience with her own children and those of friends and family prove that when kids help select ingredients and join in the fun of meal preparation, they’re more eager to eat what they’ve cooked, and revel in their culinary triumphs at the table.

Family Meals is much more than just a collection of recipes. Each chapter sparks curiosity about where food comes from and how the foods we love are made through culinary projects such as curing bacon, smoking salmon, and making homemade ricotta cheese. This book is sure to become a staple in your kitchen, and will launch the small to the tall on a delicious culinary journey filled with fresh, wholesome, seasonal meals that are a joy to create and satisfying to eat. (http://www.oxmoorhouse.com/)

Author Information

About Maria Helm Sinskey

Author Web Link: http://www.robertsinskey.com/

Maria Helm Sinskey was born and raised in upstate New York. In 1983 she graduated from Union College in Schenectady, NY. A degree in English proved invaluable in her chosen career as a chef. She quickly gained a reputation for spouting sonnets on the line.

After college came a short career in advertising combined with night-time backstage catering for bands that were touring Boston. In a move designed to breakup her long- term relationship with a musician, her parents convinced her to attend culinary school in the great city of San Francisco. The rocker-chef romance soon dissolved and Maria emerged in 1987 as a graduate of the California Culinary Academy.

She attended pastry school in Denmark to hone her sweet tooth and then returned to San Francisco to work as Chef at several noteworthy restaurants: Boz Scagg’s Blue Light Café, the venerable Sherman House – a Relais & Chateaux Hotel, and Plumpjack Café, which she left in 1999 to pursue a life combining family, food and wine in the Napa Valley.

Along the way Maria worked in France at several Michelin starred restaurants, toured Italy and realized that life was good, very good. After returning stateside, Maria garnered many accolades: 1996 Food & Wine Magazine Best New Chef, SF Magazine Rising Star Chef, SF Chronicle Rising Star chef and appeared on many PBS and Food Network Shows.

Nowadays, you will find her cooking at her husband’s winery, Robert Sinskey Vineyards, laying out plots for her organic gardens, teaching, writing and raising two children.

Her first cookbook, “The Vineyard Kitchen: Menus Inspired by the Season”, published by HarperCollins was released in September 2003. Her mantra is, “Eat seasonally, drink good wine and live a long and prosperous life.”

(http://www.robertsinskey.com/)

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About Williams-Sonoma

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