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2007 Favorite Recipes: the Costco Cover_Online 10/1/07 2:48 PM Page 1 Delicious dishes using Costco products p000.001_HalfTitle.indd 2 8/21/07 4:09:15 PM p000.001_HalfTitle.indd 3 8/21/07 4:09:15 PM Cheddar Soup with Granny Smith Apples can be found on page 77. p002.003_Title.indd 2 8/21/07 4:10:27 PM Delicious dishes using Costco products Tim Talevich Editorial Director With a foreword by Mario Batali Issaquah, Washington p002.003_Title.indd 3 8/21/07 4:10:38 PM Senior Vice President E-commerce and Publishing: Ginnie Roeglin Publisher: David W. Fuller Editorial Director: Tim Talevich Art Director: Doris Winters Associate Editor: Judy Gouldthorpe Graphic Designer: Dawna Tessier Photographers: Darren Emmens Devin Seferos Rod Ralston Jeff Shrock Food Stylists: Amy Muzyka-McGuire Chris Jackson Joanne Naganawa Jane Morimoto Tyler Rebman Kitchen Manager: Linda Carey Studio Assistant: Sheereen Hitner Business Manager: Jane Klein-Shucklin Advertising Manager: Steve Trump Advertising Assistant: Melanie Woods Production Manager: Pam Sather Assistant Production Manager: Antolin Matsuda Color Specialist: MaryAnne Robbers 85 Print Management: James Letzel and William Ting, GSSI Distribution: Rossie Cruz Dorothy Strakele All food photographs by Iridio Photography, with the following exceptions: Australian Lamb, 112 Del Monte Fresh Produce, 153 Eagle Brand, 226 (top left) General Mills, Pillsbury, 48 (top right) Lori Balse, 105 (chef photo) Quality Ocean Foods, 172 (top left) Sara Lee, 30 (top left) Starbucks, 235 Favorite Recipes The Costco Way. Copyright ©2007 by Costco Wholesale Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For information, contact Publishing Department, Costco Wholesale Corporation, 999 Lake Drive, Issaquah, Washington 98027. FIRST EDITION Photography by Iridio Photography, Seattle Printed by Choice Printing (Shanghai), Inc., China ISBN-13: 978-0-9722164-8-7 ISBN-10: 0-9722164-8-0 203 Library of Congress Control Number: 2007930768 p004.005_TOC.indd 4 8/21/07 4:10:58 PM Contents Letter from Ginnie Roeglin 6 Foreword by Mario Batali 7 About This Book by David W. Fuller 8 I Meals à la Costco 10 Suggested recipes for a brunch, a dinner off the grill, a traditional family dinner and a holiday feast I Breakfast 18 77 I Appetizers 32 I Salads and Soups 56 I Side Dishes 80 I Chef’s Choice 92 Recipes created by some of America’s outstanding chefs using Costco products I Entrées 132 I Desserts 192 I Beverages 228 Index 236 137 p004.005_TOC_R1.indd 5 8/28/07 9:52:03 AM To Our Valued Members I love to cook. One of my favorite things to do early on a Saturday morning is I lounge in bed with a cup of coffee and watch exuberant chefs like Mario Batali whip up delectable dishes on Food Network. I also love to read cookbooks, cover to cover, like a novel. Whether you share my passion for cooking or prefer to follow easy recipes for a quick and healthy meal for your family, I believe you will enjoy Favorite Recipes The Costco Way. We are delighted to offer this gift, the sixth cookbook in our series of The Costco Way cookbooks, to thank you for your business and loyal membership. This book has been made possible through the support of Costco’s many food suppliers. As in past years, we’ve asked these suppliers as well as several Food Network celebrity chefs, including Mario, Ina Garten, Paula Deen, Robin Miller and Sandra Lee, and other accomplished chefs to develop recipes that showcase Costco products. This year, you’ll find a new section of menus in the beginning, and an expanded “Chef’s Choice” section in the center of the book. In all of our Costco Way cookbooks, we offer a stylishly simple approach that will help you entertain and still enjoy your party. As Sandra Lee suggests, you can always fix a dish or two from this book and fill in the rest with fresh and prepared dishes from Costco! We hope that you enjoy this book and share some of our Favorite Recipes with your family and friends! Bon appétit from all of us at Costco! Ginnie Roeglin, Senior Vice President, E-commerce and Publishing 6 Favorite Recipes The Costco Way p006.007_GinnieAndForward_R1.ind6 6 8/27/07 12:23:59 PM I Foreword rom all my experiences in preparing food, whether at one of my restaurants Fin the U.S., the places I worked before venturing out on my own, or La Volta, the quaint mountain trattoria where I was apprenticed in the Italian art of simplicity, I have learned countless lessons on creating a wonderful meal. But perhaps the most important is this: Success (in the form of the delighted looks on the faces of your guests, and in knowing in your heart that you’ve met your own expectations) is greatly dependent on your shopping. Simply put, if you don’t start with high- quality ingredients, you’re doomed to a mediocre result. In Italy, this passion for shopping is a way of life throughout much of the country. Restaurant owners and home chefs alike go to the local market daily to find the best goods, then craft their meals around them. Excitement builds over the primizie, the first-of-the-season arrivals—beginning with spring’s early vegetables, continuing with the season’s first fruits, then spilling into the full bounty of summer’s produce. Of course, our shopping habits are much different in this country. We might drive to a store once a week (or less frequently) to stock up, and we probably aren’t on a first-name basis with the butcher or the produce stocker. Nonetheless, shopping is still the start of any good meal. In fact, I’ll repeat what I wrote in the introduction of my cookbook Molto Italiano: Ninety percent of the success of your meal has already been determined when the food has been packed into your car at the grocery store or farmers’ market. I really believe this! This all brings me to this cookbook, Favorite Recipes The Costco Way, and to Costco. Costco’s food buyers go to great lengths to find top-quality products, whether it be specialty items such as Kirkland Signature extra-virgin olive oil or a fine Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, staples such as Kirkland Signature Pugliese bread made daily in the warehouse bakeries, fresh produce, fine cuts of meat or wines from around the world. This dedication to quality is behind all the products that buyers select for Costco. So the hard work has been done for you. The recipes in this book feature products available at Costco. I hope you’ll like trying them, including my shrimp and lobster recipes in the special “Chef’s Choice” section. Also included at the beginning of this book are four full-meal menus to take you from start to finish. Enjoy—and may all your culinary efforts be successful. Costco member Mario Batali shares his passion for the authentic spirit of Italian food through his restaurants, food and wine shops, cookbooks, television shows and products. For more from Batali, see his Web site at www.mariobatali.com. Mario Batali Favorite Recipes The Costco Way 7 p006.007_GinnieAndForward_R2.ind7 7 8/29/07 9:02:42 AM About This Book I avorite Recipes The Costco Way is the sixth in our series of cookbooks Fdesigned to showcase the exciting array of foods sold at Costco. It is being distributed free to our members on a first-come, first-served basis the weekend after Thanksgiving as a token of our appreciation for their membership. Our hope is that the book will become a permanent addition to members’ cookbook collections. This year we have added at the front of the book some menu suggestions for a formal brunch, a barbecue, a family “sit-down dinner” and a holiday feast. These can be found beginning on page 10. Our popular “Chef’s Choice” section (page 92) has grown to 40 pages of recipes developed by 13 of the country’s most accomplished chefs. All of these chefs have achieved national renown with cookbooks of their own, shows on Food Network or exceptional restaurants. Thanks to all of them for helping to make this another exciting addition to The Costco Way cookbook series. The rest of the book is arranged in a simple and direct manner with sections for breakfast, appetizers, salads and soups, side dishes, entrées, desserts and beverages. The index at the back of the book contains listings by recipe and food item. We also have included a “Supplier Listing” section with contact information for all of the participating food suppliers. Every recipe in Favorite Recipes The Costco Way has been identified with the supplier’s name and logo. We want to thank each of these suppliers for their support of this book. (Please note that some branded products may not be sold in your part of the country. In such cases, you should substitute a similar product.) If you have not been able to obtain a copy of this or our other The Costco Way cookbooks, or if you have friends or family who might be interested in them, all of the more than 1,200 recipes in the series can now be viewed online at costco. com. Simply go to the home page and click on “Costco Connection Magazine.” I hope you will enjoy many wonderful meals using this book and that some of these dishes end up in your own collection of favorite recipes.
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