The Best Grilling Cookbook Ever Written by Two Idiots

Name: The Best Grilling Cookbook Ever Written by Two Idiots
Brand: Page Street Publishing
SKU: SP-9781645676065
Price: 32.99 USD
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Biographical Note:
MARK ANDERSON and RYAN FEY are the creators of The Grill Dads. After winning Guy's Big Project, they starred in the primetime shows The Grill Dads and Comfort Food Tour on the Food Network. They've also appeared on Beat Bobby Flay, The Wendy Williams Show, The Today Show, Howard Stern Wrap-Up Show and more. Mark lives in Boise, Idaho and Fey lives in Los Angeles, California.

Review Quotes:

"Who gave you my new phone number?"
- GUY FIERI

"I have no plans to read this book."
- JET TILA

"Who?"
- MANEET CHAUHAN

"You two told me that if I did your podcast, you'd leave me alone."
- ROCCO DISPIRITO

"You guys got a book deal?"
-OLIVER HUDSON

Brief Description:
"If we can grill it, you can grill it. We're Mark Anderson and Ryan Fey, better known as the Grill Dads, and often seen on Food Network, Today Show and across social media. We live and cook by a very simple mantra: You can make literally anything on a grill. We like to joke that people at home can look at us and say, 'If these two idiots can do it, I can too.' We're not trained chefs. We never attended culinary school. We're home chefs. Backyard connoisseurs. Grill enthusiasts. Weekend warriors. Grilling and barbecue are different. See, grills are a tool, a versatile heat source. BBQ, on the other hand, is a cuisine. We don't concentrate on making great low-and-slow BBQ, although we do enjoy doing that from time to time. We're here to show people how to use grills to cook anything and everything. From soups and salads to mains and appetizers--the grill is a multifaceted tool you can use to turn out inventive and delicious food with a kiss of smoke and fire. We are incredibly proud to offer this cookbook as a roadmap to express yourself and experiment with different types of grills, cooking methods and cuisines -- with recipes designed to help you grow into an outstanding home chef. We've filled it with simple, fun, delicious recipes that you can make as written or use as a guide to experiment on your own. This cookbook was written for everyone, based on our philosophy that you, yes YOU, can make everything and anything on a grill"--Publisher's description.

Publisher Marketing:

If we can grill it, you can grill it.

We're Mark Anderson and Ryan Fey, better known as the Grill Dads, and often seen on Food Network, Today Show and across social media. We live and cook by a very simple mantra: You can make literally anything on a grill.

We like to joke that people at home can look at us and say, "If these two idiots can do it, I can too." We're not trained chefs. We never attended culinary school. We're home chefs. Backyard connoisseurs. Grill enthusiasts. Weekend warriors.

Grilling and barbecue are different. See, grills are a tool, a versatile heat source. BBQ, on the other hand, is a cuisine. We don't concentrate on making great low-and-slow BBQ, although we do enjoy doing that from time to time. We're here to show people how to use grills to cook anything and everything. From soups and salads to mains and appetizers--the grill is a multifaceted tool you can use to turn out inventive and delicious food with a kiss of smoke and fire.

We are incredibly proud to offer this cookbook as a roadmap to express yourself and experiment with different types of grills, cooking methods and cuisines--with recipes designed to help you grow into an outstanding home chef. We've filled it with simple, fun, delicious recipes that you can make as written or use as a guide to experiment on your own.

This cookbook was written for everyone, based on our philosophy that you, yes YOU, can make everything and anything on a grill.

Contributor Bio:Anderson, Mark B
Mark Anderson is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Director of Classics at Belmont University, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is the author of Pure: Modernity, Philosophy, and the One (2009) and translator of selections from Plato's "myths" in Gods, Heroes, and Monsters: A Sourcebook of Greek, Roman, and Near Eastern Myths in Translation, edited by Carolina López-Ruiz (2013).