cookingwithbooze

Welcome to CookingWithBooze.com

Based on the bestselling book by Ryan Jennings and David Steele, Cooking with Booze online is a resource for those passionate about expanding their kitchen into the liquor cabinet. The site features recipes, articles and cocktails as well as an array of tips to help make entertaining simply enjoyable.

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Ring My Bell

Cowbell (*1/2) slows food down with its local and organic focus.

Crystal Visions

C5 (**), the Royal Ontario Museum’s swank resto delivers a rhinestone experience for diamond-like prices.

Rustic Charm

Bartlett Lodge (**1/2) is Algonquin Park’s best kept secret and serves designer food at discount prices.

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Cooking with Booze-UK Edition

Cooking with Booze - UK Edition! Finally our friends across the pond can enjoy a little sauce too! The UK Edition of Cooking with Booze is now available in stores and online courtesy of our friends at Apple Press. Cooking with Booze UK Edition

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Cooking with Booze is quite simply about eating and drinking, though not necessarily in that order. With its cheeky 20-something perspective, Cooking with Booze delivers a menu of contemporary urban fare complemented by hearty classics. From brunch to desserts, risottos to barbecue, it's a book that sees the liquor cabinet as an extension of the spice rack.

"The tips are practical and the recipes delicious, the book is cheeky and fun, right from the cover, with its photo of a lobster claw holding a classic martini."

Joanne Sasvari, Calgary Herald.

"All three of the recipes we tested were inspirational and very fine in flavour. Dining on giant seared scallops with a tomatoey-coconutty Swahili sauce was a joyful new adventure."

Susan Sampson, Toronto Star

"Cooking with Booze combines great food with a wide range of alcohol from the simple to the exotic."

Ken Carriere, Globe and Mail