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Publisher
Simon & Schuster
ISBN-10
0743232704
ISBN-13
9780743232708
eBay Product ID (ePID)
103036080
Product Key Features
Book Title
One Big Table : One Big Table
Number of Pages
864 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Topic
Regional & Ethnic / American / General, General, History
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Cooking
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
2.2 in
Item Weight
84.2 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
8 in
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Trade
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2010-028841
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22
Reviews
"O'Neill, formerNew York Times Magazinefood writer and author, has compiled an informative and heartwarming refutation of the demise of American home cooking. Ten years and many miles in the making, this collection celebrates the nation's culinary diversity, both ethnically and agriculturally, and offers a uniquely intimate look at what home cooking in America is truly like today...As engaging in the armchair as it is in the kitchen, this book is an enduring testament to our historic traditions and the new culinary forays being made by American home cooks."--Publishers Weekly(starred review), " One Big Table by Molly O'Neill (Simon & Schuster) is the cookbook everybody should (and will) be talking about. Part cookbook and part documentary, One Big Table paints a picture of America's vibrant culinary traditions. As everybody knows, the soul of a place is best encapsulated by what is found on the table. One Big Table does more than just show us what we like to eat--it reminds us who we are." -- Christian Science Monitor, "Part cookbook, part documentary, Molly O'Neill's One Big Table is an accurate snapshot of America and highlights the unforgettable threads that make its culinary tapestry complete. While Molly opens a window to our past, she also offers undeniable proof that our definition of "American Cuisine" is constantly evolving."-Thomas Keller, chef, The French Laundry, and author of The French Laundry Cookbook and Ad Hoc At Home, "A remarkable collection of recipes and life stories that is utterly unlike the usual all-in-one cookbook. One Big Table is a glorious hodgepodge of classic American dishes--lobster rolls, zucchini casserole and Boston baked beans--and newer additions to the country's repertoire such as Vietnamese pho, Lebanese date cookies, tzatziki and curried crab."-- The Washington Post, "Like your grandma's china armoire that doesn't quite fit into your studio apartment, [ One Big Table] is a real treasure. So make room."--Gael Greene, "A remarkable collection of recipes and life stories that is utterly unlike the usual all-in-one cookbook. One Big Table is a glorious hodgepodge of classic American dishes--lobster rolls, zucchini casserole and Boston baked beans--and newer additions to the country's repertoire such as Vietnamese pho, Lebanese date cookies, tzatziki and curried crab." -- The Washington Post, "Part- cookbook, part-documentary, Molly O'Neill's One Big Table is an accurate snapshot of America and highlights the unforgettable threads that make its culinary tapestry complete. While Molly opens a window to our past, she also offers undeniable proof that our definition of "American Cuisine" is constantly evolving."--Thomas Keller, chef, The French Laundry, and author ofThe French Laundry Cookbook and Ad Hoc At Home, " Only a writer with O'Neill's energy, smarts and big Midwestern heart could locate and present, recipe by recipe, the soul of American cuisine and provide this rich, varied and indispensible resource."-Ethan Becker, co-author of The Joy of Cooking with Marion Becker and Irma Rombauer, Only a writer with O'Neill's energy, smarts and big Midwestern heart could locate and present, recipe by recipe, the soul of American cuisine and provide this rich, varied and indispensible resource.--- Ethan Becker, author of Joy of Cooking|9780743232708|, "So many cookbooks these days are more aspirational than inspirational, yet Molly O'Neill keeps it real with loving depictions of what American home cooks are actually making in their kitchens today. As she showcases food from small communities across the country, American cooking starts to look, smell, and taste like what it truly is: a cuisine full of contradictions-'fine and silly, real and fake, wonderful and wonderfully awful, heartfelt, homemade and factory-issued'-and yet, O'Neill writes, 'very much alive.' . . . The recipes, often enriched by history and family lore, make this book a meaningful and personal vehicle for understanding, eating, and ultimately enjoying American home cooking." --Epicurious.com, "A remarkable collection of recipes and life stories that is utterly unlike the usual all-in-one cookbook. One Big Table is a glorious hodgepodge of classic American dishes--lobster rolls, zucchini casserole and Boston baked beans--and newer additions to the country's repertoire such as Vietnamese pho, Lebanese date cookies, tzatziki and curried crab."- The Washington Post, "Like your grandma's china armoire that doesn't quite fit into your studio apartment, [ One Big Table] is a real treasure. So make room."-Gael Greene, "Ms. O'Neill profiles landmark culinary moments and the people behind today's artisanal foods. In the hands of a lesser writer, it could all be hard going, but Ms. O'Neill renders it as sweet and light as apple crisp." -- The Wall Street Journal, "A profound reflection of America's delicious diversity…O'Neill's language is something to savor."- Saveur, "Part cookbook, part documentary, Molly O'Neill's One Big Table is an accurate snapshot of America and highlights the unforgettable threads that make its culinary tapestry complete. While Molly opens a window to our past, she also offers undeniable proof that our definition of "American Cuisine" is constantly evolving."--Thomas Keller, chef, The French Laundry, and author of The French Laundry Cookbook and Ad Hoc At Home, " Only a writer with O'Neill's energy, smarts and big Midwestern heart could locate and present, recipe by recipe, the soul of American cuisine and provide this rich, varied and indispensible resource."--Ethan Becker, co-author of The Joy of Cooking with Marion Becker and Irma Rombauer, "[A] foodie's dream come true…One Big Tableis more than a cookbook…It's a beautiful, impressive gift for cooks and non-cooking foodies alike."--BlogCritics.org, "This is One Big Book, filled to the brim with anecdotes, references, information, memorabilia, and recipes that are truly representative of all U.S. cultures and ethnicities. O'Neill, formerNew York Times Magazine food columnist, respected author (New York Cookbook) and TV host, has outdone herself. It'sdifficult not to stop and savor every page, from the gee-whiz type of historical illustration andmouthwatering food photography to the stories of new and well-honed cooks."-Booklist,Barbara Jacobs (starred review), "Ms. O'Neill profiles landmark culinary moments and the people behind today's artisanal foods. In the hands of a lesser writer, it could all be hard going, but Ms. O'Neill renders it as sweet and light as apple crisp."- The Wall Street Journal, "This is One Big Book, filled to the brim with anecdotes, references, information, memorabilia, and recipes that are truly representative of all U.S. cultures and ethnicities. O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food columnist, respected author (New York Cookbook) and TV host, has outdone herself. It's difficult not to stop and savor every page, from the gee-whiz type of historical illustration and mouthwatering food photography to the stories of new and well-honed cooks." - Booklist, Barbara Jacobs (starred review), " One Big Table --what a beautiful way to talk about the richness and diversity of American food! It brings us all to an important, soulful place."--Alice Waters, author of In the Green Kitchen and The Art of Simple Food, "Ms. O'Neill profiles landmark culinary moments and the people behind today's artisanal foods. In the hands of a lesser writer, it could all be hard going, but Ms. O'Neill renders it as sweet and light as apple crisp."--The Wall Street Journal, " One Big Table --what a beautiful way to talk about the richness and diversity of American food! It brings us all to an important, soulful place."--Alice Waters, author of In the Green Kitchen and The Art of Simple Food, "Like your grandma's china armoire that doesn't quite fit into your studio apartment,[ One Big Table] isa real treasure. So make room."--Gael Greene, "In this thick, lavishly illustrated doorstop of a book, the armchair gastronome can embrace the full breadth of the contemporary American culinary scene."- The Los Angeles Times, "So many cookbooks these days are more aspirational than inspirational, yet Molly O'Neill keeps it real with loving depictions of what American home cooks are actually making in their kitchens today. As she showcases food from small communities across the country, American cooking starts to look, smell, and taste like what it truly is: a cuisine full of contradictions-'fine and silly, real and fake, wonderful and wonderfully awful, heartfelt, homemade and factory-issued'-and yet, O'Neill writes, 'very much alive.' . . . The recipes, often enriched by history and family lore, make this book a meaningful and personal vehicle for understanding, eating, and ultimately enjoying American home cooking."-Epicurious.com, "Recipe by recipe, Molly O'Neill has assembled a portrait of America at the table, and the best part is, we're all invited to pull up a chair. One Big Table is an exuberant, generous book, a celebration of the foods we love to eat, from Debby Morse's Ranch Dressing to Marya and Otis Baron's Dilly Beans with Thai Chiles, Mrs. Sun's Braised New Year's Sea Bass, and Ed Behr's Baked Maple Custard. I'll take one of everything."-Molly Wizenberg , author of A Homemade Life, "[A] foodie's dream come true... One Big Table is more than a cookbook...It's a beautiful, impressive gift for cooks and non-cooking foodies alike."-BlogCritics.org, "[A] foodie's dream come true... One Big Table is more than a cookbook...It's a beautiful, impressive gift for cooks and non-cooking foodies alike."--BlogCritics.org, "In this thick, lavishly illustrated doorstop of a book, the armchair gastronome can embrace the full breadth of the contemporary American culinary scene."-- The Los Angeles Times, "Recipe by recipe, Molly O'Neill has assembled a portrait of America at the table, and the best part is, we're all invited to pull up a chair. One Big Table is an exuberant, generous book, a celebration of the foods we love to eat, from Debby Morse's Ranch Dressing to Marya and Otis Baron's Dilly Beans with Thai Chiles, Mrs. Sun's Braised New Year's Sea Bass, and Ed Behr's Baked Maple Custard. I'll take one of everything."--Molly Wizenberg , author of A Homemade Life, "O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food writer and author, has compiled an informative and heartwarming refutation of the demise of American home cooking. Ten years and many miles in the making, this collection celebrates the nation's culinary diversity, both ethnically and agriculturally, and offers a uniquely intimate look at what home cooking in America is truly like today...As engaging in the armchair as it is in the kitchen, this book is an enduring testament to our historic traditions and the new culinary forays being made by American home cooks." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review), "This is One Big Book, filled to the brim with anecdotes, references, information, memorabilia, and recipes that are truly representative of all U.S. cultures and ethnicities. O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food columnist, respected author (New York Cookbook) and TV host, has outdone herself. It's difficult not to stop and savor every page, from the gee-whiz type of historical illustration and mouthwatering food photography to the stories of new and well-honed cooks."--Barbara Jacobs, Booklist (starred review), "[A] foodie's dream come true& One Big Table is more than a cookbook&It's a beautiful, impressive gift for cooks and non-cooking foodies alike." --BlogCritics.org, "Recipe by recipe, Molly O'Neill has assembled a portrait of America at the table, and the best part is, we're all invited to pull up a chair.One Big Tableis an exuberant, generous book, a celebration of the foods we love to eat, from Debby Morse's Ranch Dressing to Marya and Otis Baron's Dilly Beans with Thai Chiles, Mrs. Sunrs"s Braised New Year's Sea Bass, and Ed Behr's Baked Maple Custard. I'll take one of everything."--Molly Wizenberg,author ofA Homemade Life, "O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food writer and author, has compiled an informative and heartwarming refutation of the demise of American home cooking. Ten years and many miles in the making, this collection celebrates the nation's culinary diversity, both ethnically and agriculturally, and offers a uniquely intimate look at what home cooking in America is truly like today...As engaging in the armchair as it is in the kitchen, this book is an enduring testament to our historic traditions and the new culinary forays being made by American home cooks."-- Publishers Weekly (starred review), " One Big Table by Molly O'Neill (Simon & Schuster) is the cookbook everybody should (and will) be talking about. Part cookbook and part documentary, One Big Table paints a picture of America's vibrant culinary traditions. As everybody knows, the soul of a place is best encapsulated by what is found on the table. One Big Table does more than just show us what we like to eat-it reminds us who we are."- Christian Science Monitor, "A profound reflection of America's delicious diversity&O'Neill's language is something to savor"-- Saveur, "This is One Big Book, filled to the brim with anecdotes, references, information, memorabilia, and recipes that are truly representative of all U.S. cultures and ethnicities. O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food columnist, respected author (New York Cookbook) and TV host, has outdone herself. It's difficult not to stop and savor every page, from the gee-whiz type of historical illustration and mouthwatering food photography to the stories of new and well-honed cooks."-Barbara Jacobs, Booklist (starred review), "Part cookbook, part ethnography, part cultural history, this volume contains all that it advertises in its subtitle. . . . This survey of American home cooking from the ground level is wide-ranging, attractive, and just plain huge."-- Library Journal, "A profound reflection of America's delicious diversity...O'Neill's language is something to savor."-- Saveur, "Like your grandma's china armoire that doesn't quite fit into your studio apartment, [ One Big Table] is a real treasure. So make room."--Gael Greene, " One Big Table by Molly O'Neill (Simon & Schuster) is the cookbook everybody should (and will) be talking about. Part cookbook and part documentary, One Big Table paints a picture of America's vibrant culinary traditions. As everybody knows, the soul of a place is best encapsulated by what is found on the table. One Big Table does more than just show us what we like to eat--it reminds us who we are."-- Christian Science Monitor, "So many cookbooks these days are more aspirational than inspirational, yet Molly O'Neill keeps it real with loving depictions of what American home cooks are actually making in their kitchens today. As she showcases food from small communities across the country, American cooking starts to look, smell, and taste like what it truly is: a cuisine full of contradictions--'fine and silly, real and fake, wonderful and wonderfully awful, heartfelt, homemade and factory-issued'--and yet, O'Neill writes, 'very much alive.' . . . The recipes, often enriched by history and family lore, make this book a meaningful and personal vehicle for understanding, eating, and ultimately enjoying American home cooking."--Epicurious.com, "Part cookbook, part ethnography, part cultural history, this volume contains all that it advertises in its subtitle. . . . This survey of American home cooking from the ground level is wide-ranging, attractive, and just plain huge." -- Library Journal, "Recipe by recipe, Molly O'Neill has assembled a portrait of America at the table, and the best part is, we're all invited to pull up a chair. One Big Table is an exuberant, generous book, a celebration of the foods we love to eat, from Debby Morse's Ranch Dressing to Marya and Otis Baron's Dilly Beans with Thai Chiles, Mrs. Sun's Braised New Year's Sea Bass, and Ed Behr's Baked Maple Custard. I'll take one of everything."--Molly Wizenberg , author of A Homemade Life, "A profound reflection of America's delicious diversity...O'Neill's language is something to savor."- Saveur, " One Big Table -what a beautiful way to talk about the richness and diversity of American food! It brings us all to an important, soulful place."-Alice Waters, author of In the Green Kitchen and The Art of Simple Food, "One Big Table-what a beautiful way to talk about the richness and diversity of American food! It brings us all to an important, soulful place."--Alice Waters, author of In the Green Kitchen and The Art of Simple Food, "Part cookbook, part ethnography, part cultural history, this volume contains all that it advertises in its subtitle. . . . This survey of American home cooking from the ground level is wide-ranging, attractive, and just plain huge."- Library Journal, "O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food writer and author, has compiled an informative and heartwarming refutation of the demise of American home cooking. Ten years and many miles in the making, this collection celebrates the nation's culinary diversity, both ethnically and agriculturally, and offers a uniquely intimate look at what home cooking in America is truly like today...As engaging in the armchair as it is in the kitchen, this book is an enduring testament to our historic traditions and the new culinary forays being made by American home cooks."- Publishers Weekly (starred review), "[A] foodie's dream come true… One Big Table is more than a cookbook…It's a beautiful, impressive gift for cooks and non-cooking foodies alike."-BlogCritics.org, "So many cookbooks these days are more aspirational than inspirational, yet Molly O'Neill keeps it real with loving depictions of what American home cooks are actually making in their kitchens today. As she showcases food from small communities across the country, American cooking starts to look, smell, and taste like what it truly is: a cuisine full of contradictions--'fine and silly, real and fake, wonderful and wonderfully awful, heartfelt, homemade and factory-issued'--and yet, O'Neill writes, 'very much alive.' . . . The recipes, often enriched by history and family lore, make this book a meaningful and personal vehicle for understanding, eating, and ultimately enjoying American home cooking."--Epicurious.com, Only a writer with O'Neill's energy, smarts and big Midwestern heart could locate and present, recipe by recipe, the soul of American cuisine and provide this rich, varied and indispensible resource.---Ethan Becker, co-author ofThe Joy of Cookingwith Marion Becker and Irma Rombauer|9780743232708|, "Ms. O'Neill profiles landmark culinary moments and the people behind today's artisanal foods. In the hands of a lesser writer, it could all be hard going, but Ms. O'Neill renders it as sweet and light as apple crisp."-- The Wall Street Journal
Dewey Decimal
641.50973
Synopsis
From noted food writer Molly O'Neill comes a lavish portrait of our nation's contemporary culinary tradition with the best recipes from the greatest home cooks. Ten years ago, former New York Times food columnist Molly O'Neill embarked on a transcontinental road trip to investigate reports that Americans had stopped cooking at home. As she traveled highways, dirt roads, bayous, and coastlines gathering stories and recipes, it was immediately apparent that dire predictions about the end of American cuisine were vastly overstated. From Park Avenue to trailer parks, from tidy suburbs to isolated outposts, home cooks were channeling their family histories as well as their tastes and personal ambitions into delicious meals. One decade and over 300,000 miles later, One Big Table is a celebration of these cooks, a mouthwatering portrait of the nation at the table. Meticulously selected from more than 20,000 contributions, the cookbook's 600 recipes are a definitive portrait of what we eat and why. In this lavish volume--illustrated throughout with historic photographs, folk art, vintage advertisements, and family snapshots--O'Neill celebrates heirloom recipes like the Doughty family's old-fashioned black duck and dumplings that originated on a long-vanished island off Virginia's Eastern Shore, the Pueblo tamales that Norma Naranjo makes in her horno in New Mexico, as well as modern riffs such as a Boston teenager's recipe for asparagus soup scented with nigella seeds and truffle oil. Many recipes offer a bridge between first-generation immigrants and their progeny--the bucatini with dandelion greens and spring garlic that an Italian immigrant and his grandson forage for in the Vermont woods--while others are contemporary variations that embody each generation's restless obsession with distinguishing itself from its predecessors. O'Neill cooks with artists, writers, doctors, truck drivers, food bloggers, scallop divers, horse trainers, potluckers, and gourmet club members. In a world where takeout is just a phone call away, One Big Table reminds us of the importance of remaining connected to the food we put on our tables. As this brilliantly edited collection shows on every page, the glories of a home-cooked meal prove how every generation has enriched and expanded our idea of American food. Every recipe in this book is a testament to the way our memories--historical, cultural, and personal--are bound up in our favorite and best family dishes. As O'Neill writes, "Most Americans cook from the heart as well as from a distinctly American yearning, something I could feel but couldn't describe until thousands of miles of highway helped me identify it in myself: hometown appetite. This book is a journey through hundreds of 'hometowns' that fuel the American appetite, recipe by recipe, bite by bite."
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TX907.2.O54 2010
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