The Encyclopedia of High-Altitude Baking begins where other cookbooks fear to go. Written from the Colorado Rockies and the Pacific Northwest that honors the past traditions of the kitchens of America's baking heritage.

This cookbook/encyclopedia will educate and support the challenges of baking at all altitudes and shows you how to perfect baked goods for your elevation as well as teach you how to modify any recipe. With over thirty-six states requiring some adjustments to their sea-level recipes, this cookbook will benefit anyone, regardless of where they live.

Featuring over three hundred delicious historical and original recipes with measurements of seven elevations from sea level to ten thousand feet, including problem-solving charts Part 2 is an extensive A-Z encyclopedia with fun facts and information that covers everything that affects baking at the highest elevations. The Encyclopedia of High-Altitude Baking represents a harvest of kitchen ingenuity and treasures from the crossroads of America.

Some of the greatest achievements in cinema history are now on your table! Starring Academy Award winners and other mismatched strangers. Classic Movies Classic Food comes out swinging as one of the great sagas of food mentioned in the movies. As searing as a shot of tequila down a dust-parched throat, this culinary classic is as authentic as it gets!

There's hardboiled sizzling classics to thrill and chill like Miller's Cheesecake from All Through the Night, Key Largo's Pompano and Champagne, Easter Parade's Beef Stroganoff, Gaston's Caramels from Gigi. delicious suspense and intrigue like Coquille St. Jacques from Moulin Rouge, Rock Cakes from The African Queen, Blancmange from Little Women, and over 50 more recipes! We're serving dinner at Eight, desserts to die for, along with some booze-soaked frame ups.

Cheap high adventures in the kitchen with plenty of time for your alibi and classic movie watching, finding love along the way with spectacular high definition movie pics, pairing with great recipes--the chemistry is undeniable.

Forget the popcorn. Try the cheesecake.