Colorado Collage

by Junior League of Denver

Book Overview

Celebrate the rugged individualism and unique, healthful ingredients that epitomize the new West. This true Colorado treasure from the Junior League of Denver highlights delicacies from fresh rainbow trout to fruits. Colorado Collage features a wonderful collection of more than 500 recipes including Lemon Waffles with Blackberries, Lost Canyon Trout, Colorado Chili Meatloaf, and Orange Banana Ice Cream.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0960394648
• ISBN13: 9780960394647
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Favorite Recipes Press (FRP)
• Length: 398 Pages
• Weight: 3.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 8.5" x 11.1"

Customer Reviews

Colorado Calling Good Food- Good Fun

Junior Leagues around the country are reputed to have the best cook books available. Colorado Collage more than lives up to this reputation. The book itself is lovely to look at- the photography is superb and professional. One look at the recipes and you make a direct path to the kitchen. I saw this cookbook at my daughter's sig. other's home, after I had tasted the most delicious chocolate chip muffins known to man. The recipes for Mexican food is what also sold me on this cookbook. Real Mexican food that has been taste tested by the leaguers and their families. You cannot go wrong buying any Junior League cookbook, and I would grab this before they are all sold out.

Colorado Collage is THE best

This is the very best cookbook I own. My family has just loved every recipe we've tried. The instructions are great, and the recipes even better. A must have for your cookbook collection.

This is the cookbook we use over and over again.

This is the third time I have purchased this book for a friend. I actually borrowed my copy from my mother and she had to replace it because I just kept using it. The recipes are very creative and easy to follow. We have yet to make something that did not turn out. It is a must for entertaining. You won't be disappointed if you purchase this cookbook.

My favorite cookbook!

I bought this cookbook over five years ago, at the suggestion of a friend from Colorado (I live in Virginia). And although I have bought many more cookbooks since, I keep returning to the Colorado Collage. I have enjoyed and received many compliments on all the recipes I have tried from this book. The book has many positive points. First, the recipes are not difficult and the ingredients are not obscure. So, if you want to use this book to challenge yourself to see if you are the next Julia Child, then I would not bother. These are as close as you can get to no-fail/delicious recipes. Second, the book is very diverse and incorporates the fusion style. It presents standard fare with international flare. All the recipes are modern and exciting--no tuna molds from the 70's. Third, the book is great for entertaining because many recipes are easily doubled and tripled. Great appetizer section (alltime favorite ap, handsdown,--prosciutto wagonwheels). Fourth, the book gives generally healthy recipes--a few cream dishes, but not many. Fifth, the book has given me courage to explore and diverge from the strict letter of the recipe. The recipes are so good and basic, that even my occasional digressions have not ruined them. As stated by another reader, it's a great book for everyday and for special occasions. If I had to pick only one cookbook to own, this would be it.

Best cookbook ever!

I am not sure I can add much to reviews already written. But I too, have been using the book for years and it is my all time favorite cookbook. Everything in here is absolutely incredible! And really unique. My favorites: Salmon w/ Phyllo and Ginger cream shallot sauce and sun-dried tomato brie. My husband's favorite: Peak-to_Peak pancakes. This is a must own, for anyone who likes to cook or entertain.