Labelle Cuisine : Recipes to Sing About by Patti LaBelle, Laura B. Randolph (Contributor)

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                     "From the time I was a little girl, I knew there were two things in this
                     world I wanted to do: sing and cook." So says singer-diva Patti LaBelle,
                     whose first cookbook, LaBelle Cuisine, confirms her passion for good
                     food and her skill at producing it. A truly devoted cook (she travels with
                     pans and hot-sauce stashes), LaBelle offers more than 100 recipes in the
                     great Southern soul-food tradition--homey dishes such as Say-My-Name
                     Smothered Chicken and Aunt Hattie's Scrumptious Sweet Potato Bread.
                     LaBelle fans and those seeking simple yet savory fare for everyday and
                     casual entertaining will relish the book.

                     In chapters including "Sensational Salads," "Soups and Sandwiches,"
                     "Perfect Poultry," and "To-Die-For Desserts and Bread," LaBelle
                     weaves easy-to-do recipes with warm food reminiscences. Whether
                     describing a backstage barbecue resulting in a building-wide fire alert, her
                     undying love of canned sardines, or the soulful Sunday dinners of her
                     youth, LaBelle's voice is, as ever, memorably her own. The recipes,
                     many of which include tips called Patti's Pointers, represent not only a
                     personal culinary heritage, but also a kind of cooking in danger of
                     dissolution. LaBelle's Over-the-Rainbow Macaroni and Cheese, among
                     other recipes, should remind readers that that heritage is alive, well, and
                     in very good hands. --Arthur Boehm
 

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                     Book Description
                     "From the time I was a little girl, I knew there were two things in this
                     world I was born to do: sing and cook. I've spent my life developing my
                     voice and my recipes, and to tell you the truth, I'm hard pressed to say
                     where I'm happiest--in concert or in the kitchen, making music or making
                     meals."

                     For Patti, cooking is about love. Taught by the great Southern cooks in
                     her family--her mother, father, and aunts Hattie Mae and Joshia
                     Mae--Patti LaBelle has kept these family heirlooms close to her heart.
                     But now, she invites you into her kitchen and serves up more than 100 of
                     her favorite recipes, from treasured down-home
                     favorites--Say-My-Name Smothered Chicken and Gravy, Fierce Fried
                     Corn, and Aunt Hattie's Scrumptious Sweet Tater Bread--to
                     good-enough-for-dinner-parties dishes--Shrimp Etouffée, Roast Leg of
                     Lamb with Rosemary-Lemon Rub, and Aunt Mary's Philadelphia
                     Buttercake.

                     Wherever Patti goes, so do her electric frying pans and bottles of hot
                     sauce. After her raise-the-roof shows, she often goes back to her hotel
                     room and whips up a meal for her band or celebrity visitors. When she's
                     home--at holiday time and at family gatherings--or just after one of her
                     sold-out concert tours, Patti likes nothing more than to head for her
                     kitchen and cook her Geechee Geechee Ya Ya Gumbo, Pass-It-On Pot
                     Roast, or Burnin' Babyback Ribs. And like her bestselling memoir, Don't
                     Block the Blessings, her accompanying personal reminiscences will fill
                     your heart just as her recipes will fill your stomach.

                     Patti LaBelle's LaBelle Cuisine has the recipes you'll want to cook, eat,
                     and share with friends. Filled with the legendary diva's favorite dishes and
                     step-by-step instructions on how to prepare them, LaBelle Cuisine
                     makes you feel like Patti's in the kitchen with you, demonstrating the
                     recipes and techniques that can turn anybody into a fabulous cook

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                     From the Back Cover
                     Praise for LaBelle Cuisine:

                     "She can cook!"
                     --Bill Cosby

                     "Voulez-vous mangez avec moi ce soir? Oui! Oui!"
                     --Cyndi Lauper

                     "Patti is one of those great women: warm, accessible, and talented. This
                     book is filled with wonderful anecdotes, making you feel like you're part
                     of the family. The food is so good it makes you want to say, 'Hey, Patti,
                     how about inviting me over for dinner?' Maybe Geechee Geechee Ya Ya
                     Gumbo! YUM!"
                     --Suzanne Somers

                     About the Author
                     Patti LaBelle has garnered three Emmy nominations, ten Grammy
                     nominations, and the 1992 Grammy Award for Best R&B Vocal
                     performance. Her award-winning autobiography, Don't Block the
                     Blessings, was a New York Times bestseller. Throughout her career,
                     "the high priestess of good vibrations," as the New York Times called
                     her, has won admiration not only for her music but also for her tireless
                     charity work and devotion to her fans. She lives with her husband in
                     Philadelphia.

                     Laura B. Randolph is a journalist and lawyer. She coauthored Don't
                     Block the Blessings, which won the NAACP Image Award for
                     Outstanding Literary Work and was voted the Blackboard:
                     African-American Bestseller List Book of the Year. She lives in
                     Washington, D.C.
 
 Labelle Cuisine : Recipes to Sing About by Patti LaBelle, Laura B. Randolph (Contributor)

 


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