Puerto Rico: Recommended Cookbooks

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A list of cookbooks about Puerto Rican cuisine. Available for purchase through Amazon.com.

Recommended Cookbooks

A Taste of Puerto Rico: Traditional and New Dishes from the Puerto Rican Community

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cover of A Taste of Puerto Rico: Traditional and New Dishes from the Puerto Rican Communityauthor: Yvonne Ortiz
ASIN or ISBN-10: 0452275482
binding: Paperback
list price: $16.00 USD
amazon price: $10.88 USD


Daisy Cooks: Latin Flavors That Will Rock Your World

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cover of Daisy Cooks: Latin Flavors That Will Rock Your Worldauthor: Daisy Martinez
ASIN or ISBN-10: 1401301606
binding: Hardcover
list price: $29.95 USD
amazon price: $23.96 USD


Julia Child introduced us to French cooking. Lidia Bastianich introduced us to Italian cooking. Now Daisy Martinez will introduce all of America to Latin cookingher way. In a country where salsa now outsells ketchup, Daisy Martinez is out on a mission to change the way we cook. In her new cookbook, a tie-in to her public television show, Daisy introduces us to the mouthwatering meals of her Latin ancestryand not just to the pork, beans, rice, and burritos many people associate with Latino culture. Read more »

Puerto Rican Cookery

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cover of Puerto Rican Cookeryauthor: Carmen Aboy Valldejuli
ASIN or ISBN-10: 0882894110
binding: Hardcover
list price: $24.95 USD
amazon price: $16.47 USD


Puerto Rico: Grand Cuisine of the Caribbean

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cover of Puerto Rico: Grand Cuisine of the Caribbeanauthor: Jose Luis Diaz de Villegas
ASIN or ISBN-10: 0847704157
binding: Hardcover
list price: $60.00 USD
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Throughout five centuries, Puerto Rico has developed an internationally renowned cuisine, which incorporates Caribbean ingredients and a long tradition of culinary culture. In this book, the profiles and recipes of nine great chefs demonstrate human and professional aspects of their careers, and how by their efforts-and that of many of their colleagues-Puerto Rico has turned into the gastronomic capital of the Caribbean.