Wildwood: Cooking from the Source in the Pacific Northwest

by Cory Schreiber and Cory Schrieber

Book Overview

Chef Cory Schreiber founded the Wildwood restaurant in Portland, Oregon and has rapidly become a leading US cullinary figure. Committed to cooking from the source this volume offers a window into the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1580081428
• ISBN13: 9781580081429
• Release Date: March 2004
• Publisher: Ten Speed Press
• Length: 233 Pages
• Weight: 2.86 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 9.2" x 11.2"

Customer Reviews

One of the best

Fantastic cookbook. Beautiful photos and recipes that are stunning. Local foods and people. A must for anyone who enjoys food and life!

Great purchase!

I received this book very quickly and in perfect condition. I will definitely do business with them again!

True Oregon flavor - a must Pinot Noir fans

One of the best cookbooks in my collection.What's really interesting to me is that almost every recipe in the book goes very well with a nice Oregon Pinot Noir.

Flavorful, earthy food

This beautiful book has been the source of wonderful meals, inspired by the deep, imaginative recipes, exploring the best of the Pacific Northwest. Schreiber puts his own interesting spin on classic flavor combinations. Recipes are complex, but are easily broken down into do-able steps. They are not overly chefy, and have been well tested for home kitchens. This was one of my favorite cookbooks of the year, and I own a lot of cookbooks.

Divine Cooking with Earthy Roots

Many have been the times I have savored the tastes of Cory Schrieber's Pacific Northwest cooking at his top Wildwood restaurant. To see his philosophy, outlook and family enveloped in these very real recipes featuring the foods and flavors of this rich region is simply a delight! The way Cory weaves local and history into the regional introductions of sensuous, but palate-cleansing dishes is simply amazing.This is a book to be cooked from and curled up with on a rainy afternoon for a good read, and then to be drawn from the shelf again, and again.