books by Fred Griffith

books by Fred Griffith

books:

Fred Griffith

Garlic, Garlic, Garlic: More than 200 Exceptional Recipes for the World's Most Indispensable Ingredient

Linda Griffith, Fred Griffith

Houghton Mifflin, 1998

Great recipes and fun garlic trivia
I was pleasantly surprised to find that the authors have real taste and are not merely garlic loving maniacs. Their food is very good (their Brandade was heavenly) and I really enjoyed reading the garlic trivia. This a fun, yet serious cookbook.

Cleveland: Continuing the Renaissance (Urban Tapestry Series)
Fred Griffith, Barney Taxel, ...

Towery Pub., 1997

"There is a cohesiveness here now, a progressive spirit that my college professors first told me of, and that I first experienced when I visited Cleveland more than four decades ago. . . . A renaissance really is unfolding before us every day." In Cleveland: Continuing the Renaissance, author Fred Griffith proclaims his love affair with the ...

Onions, Onions, Onions: Delicious Recipes for the World's Favorite Secret Ingredient

Linda Griffith, Fred Griffith

Houghton Mifflin, 2002

A Relationship Tester
I loved this book. Borrowed it from the library, couldn't part with it and rather than continue to rack up the fines, I bought it. This was much to the chargin of my wife who keeps on hiding it; I'm so sick of farting! she complains. None of which stop her from eating ...

Tsar Wars Episode One: Angel of the Revolution

George Griffith

Heliograph, 2003

Read this book, skip the movie.
This book is infinitely better than 'Tsar Wars : Episode 1' the movie. There is no Jar jar spouting off fart & poopoo jokes and no kids shouting 'yippie!'. Has an airship race insead of the silly pod race and the character dialogue is far more interesting in the book ...

Tsar Wars Epsiode Two: Syren of the Skies
George Griffith

Heliograph, 2003

Werewolves: Dead Moon Rising (Moonstone Monsters Anthology)
Elaine Bergstrom, Tom DeFalco, ...

Moonstone, 2007

Moonstone proudly steps up during the full moon to launch this first book in a line of monster/horror prose fiction anthologies, with this one featuring our favorite ferocious and furry fiends, werewolves! The blood will run red in the dead of night as both horror-fiction and comic book writers alike unite to bring you an unlucky 13 chilling tales ...

Nuts: Recipes from Around the World That Feature Nature's Perfect Ingredient

Linda Griffith, Fred Griffith

St. Martin's Press, 2003

Another Griffith Gem!
Linda and Fred Griffith, authors of Garlic, Garlic, Garlic, and Onions, Onions, Onions, have produced another great single topic cookbook.Nuts is a winner!The Griffiths are known for their extensive research (often in person,) friendly, engaging style, and clear ...

Cooking Under Cover: One Pot Wonders -- A Treasury of Soups, Stews, Braises, and Casseroles

Linda Griffith, Fred Griffith

Houghton Mifflin, 1998

Cooking Under Cover
They sure mean it when they call them one pot wonders. Who would have thought that soups and stews could be so sophisticated. I am someone who often makes various chili dishes, crockpot meals and casseroles because I like to save time, but I needed a new bag of ...

Brunel's Ships
Denis Griffiths, Fred M. Walker, ...

Chatham Publishing, 2000

Isambard Kingdom Brunel was one of the most celebrated and innovative engineers of his day. He helped design a number of revolutionary steamships: the first transatlantic paddle-steamer Great Western , the first iron-built screw-driven liner Great Britain , and the largest ship in the world for almost half a century Great Eastern . Besides ...