Flavor by Fire: Recipes and Techniques for Bigger, Bolder BBQ and Grilling
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- Create Date：2022-10-19 06:52:41
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Derek Wolf
- ISBN：0760374937
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Summary
In Flavor by Fire， join live fire cooking expert Derek Wolf for the most interesting， flavor-packed recipes you’ll cook this year。
In Derek Wolf’s first book， Food by Fire， he shared the how-to behind starting and cooking with various types of cooking fires， as well as skillets， skewers， and more。 Now he’s ready to take you on another culinary adventure—but this time it’s all about flavor。 From instant classics like Chipotle Peppercorn Smoked Brisket to envelope-pushing Chile Con Limon Candied Bacon， the recipes offer lots of variety。 All the major tastes—salty， sour， sweet， bitter， and umami—are explored in depth。 Derek also leads an investigation of other components you should consider when it comes to flavor， such as aroma， heat， and texture。
Each chapter explores a specific protein’s taste and flavor considerations and then tours through impressive recipes including:
Beef: Beer Marinated Bavette Steak with Creamy Corn Salsa， Coal Roasted Hanger Steaks with Thai Chili Sauce， Black Garlic New York Strips with Bone Marrow Butter， Spiced Rum-Marinated Tri-Tip
Pork: Cotija Crusted Pork Skewers， Cocoa Molasses-Glazed Spiral Ham， Loaded Chorizo Sandwich with Chilean Inspired Pebre
Chicken/Turkey: Rotisserie Chicken with Alabama White Sauce， Maple Whiskey Chicken Lollipops， Smoked Tequila Lime Spatchcocked Chicken， Honey Habanero Rotisserie Turkey Legs， Smoked Spiced Whole Turkey
Fish/Seafood: Garlic-Crusted Tuna with Spicy Avocado Salsa， Baked Lobster with Buffalo Chive Butter， Coal-Roasted Lemon Herb Trout， Sweet Tomatillo Grilled Salmon， Seared Scallops with Beer Pan Sauce， Honey Sriracha Shrimp Skewers， Fire-Crusted Oysters Kilpatrick
Game/Lamb/Duck: Cast-Iron Bison Ribeyes with Caramelized Red Wine Onions， Bison Steak Frites with Spicy Gremolata Butter， Coffee Crusted Elk Medallions， Hanging Leg of Lamb with Chimichurri Aioli， Smoked Honey Cider Lamb Ribs， Seared Duck Breast with Black Cherry Tamarind Sauce
With features on topics like brining， working with citrus， using alcohol in marinades， and more， you’re sure to both build on what you know and learn something new。 No matter what flavors call to you， cooking over the fire will never be the same。
In Derek Wolf’s first book， Food by Fire， he shared the how-to behind starting and cooking with various types of cooking fires， as well as skillets， skewers， and more。 Now he’s ready to take you on another culinary adventure—but this time it’s all about flavor。 From instant classics like Chipotle Peppercorn Smoked Brisket to envelope-pushing Chile Con Limon Candied Bacon， the recipes offer lots of variety。 All the major tastes—salty， sour， sweet， bitter， and umami—are explored in depth。 Derek also leads an investigation of other components you should consider when it comes to flavor， such as aroma， heat， and texture。
Each chapter explores a specific protein’s taste and flavor considerations and then tours through impressive recipes including:
Beef: Beer Marinated Bavette Steak with Creamy Corn Salsa， Coal Roasted Hanger Steaks with Thai Chili Sauce， Black Garlic New York Strips with Bone Marrow Butter， Spiced Rum-Marinated Tri-Tip
Pork: Cotija Crusted Pork Skewers， Cocoa Molasses-Glazed Spiral Ham， Loaded Chorizo Sandwich with Chilean Inspired Pebre
Chicken/Turkey: Rotisserie Chicken with Alabama White Sauce， Maple Whiskey Chicken Lollipops， Smoked Tequila Lime Spatchcocked Chicken， Honey Habanero Rotisserie Turkey Legs， Smoked Spiced Whole Turkey
Fish/Seafood: Garlic-Crusted Tuna with Spicy Avocado Salsa， Baked Lobster with Buffalo Chive Butter， Coal-Roasted Lemon Herb Trout， Sweet Tomatillo Grilled Salmon， Seared Scallops with Beer Pan Sauce， Honey Sriracha Shrimp Skewers， Fire-Crusted Oysters Kilpatrick
Game/Lamb/Duck: Cast-Iron Bison Ribeyes with Caramelized Red Wine Onions， Bison Steak Frites with Spicy Gremolata Butter， Coffee Crusted Elk Medallions， Hanging Leg of Lamb with Chimichurri Aioli， Smoked Honey Cider Lamb Ribs， Seared Duck Breast with Black Cherry Tamarind Sauce
With features on topics like brining， working with citrus， using alcohol in marinades， and more， you’re sure to both build on what you know and learn something new。 No matter what flavors call to you， cooking over the fire will never be the same。
Reviews
Lori Holuta
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What drew me to this cookbook was the promise of flavor。 Dietary restrictions in my household mean that I strive to cook delicious meals while staying very low-sodium。 I've grown accustomed to （and adept at） adjusting recipes for our needs。 But of course we still want our flavor！ If a recipe starts out with flavor at the forefront， that's half my battle won right there。I will be making the OTFC Sweet BBQ Sauce soon。 My Roma tomatoes are ripening， and I make my own salt-free ketchup （yes， I'm *th What drew me to this cookbook was the promise of flavor。 Dietary restrictions in my household mean that I strive to cook delicious meals while staying very low-sodium。 I've grown accustomed to （and adept at） adjusting recipes for our needs。 But of course we still want our flavor！ If a recipe starts out with flavor at the forefront， that's half my battle won right there。I will be making the OTFC Sweet BBQ Sauce soon。 My Roma tomatoes are ripening， and I make my own salt-free ketchup （yes， I'm *that* person）， so I'm planning to reserve a cup of my ketchup aside to try this recipe。We love our beef around here - and also venison， which I use frequently in place of beef。 It'll be fun to see how these recipes can add new and exciting flavors to our beloved corn and apple fed Michigan venison！ I appreciate that Derek teaches us about cooking meat in a conversational， easy to groove along with tone。 This is important when learning new techniques - it's so easy to get overwhelmed and just give up。 Having a patient， understanding teacher is everything。Oh， and I can't forget to mention the food photography。 It's amazing。 Your eyes will bug right out at the sight of some of the most beautiful yet utterly manly-macho shots I've seen in a long time。My thanks to author Derek Wolf， Quarto Publishing Group， and NetGalley for allowing me to read a digital advance review copy of this book。 This review is my honest and unbiased opinion。 。。。more
Brenda
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Flavor by Fire is a gorgeous book in every way from inspiring cooking over fire information to delectable and sizzling photography to phenomenal fresh and exciting recipes。 As a fellow carnivore the information is more than "just" recipes。。。it is pure enjoyment。 And as Derek Wolf says， "But food is more than just food。。。"。 Absolutely true。 I love that he details flavor vs。 taste in salty， sour， bitter （the most fascinating to me as a bitter fan）， sweet and savory and gives practical tips。。。tips Flavor by Fire is a gorgeous book in every way from inspiring cooking over fire information to delectable and sizzling photography to phenomenal fresh and exciting recipes。 As a fellow carnivore the information is more than "just" recipes。。。it is pure enjoyment。 And as Derek Wolf says， "But food is more than just food。。。"。 Absolutely true。 I love that he details flavor vs。 taste in salty， sour， bitter （the most fascinating to me as a bitter fan）， sweet and savory and gives practical tips。。。tips that are relevant "aha" moments。 He details cooking gear and types of fire， the effects of smoking， balancing flavors such as fruity and bitterness of coffee with game， texture and the importance of experience。 These are all crucial but experience really resonates with me as while it may be possible to nearly replicate a dish， it is impossible to replicate the experience such as enjoying a Neapolitan dish in Naples elsewhere or comfort food created by a loved one。 Another quotation from the book， "If food is the noun， flavor is the verb" is music to my ears！ This is a book I can see making about 95% of the recipes from as it is my style， original ideas/recipes packed with flavor。 Amongst those I am itching to make are the rubs （especially Ancho Coffee Rub with orange peel powder）， Spicy BBQ Sauce， Smoked Ribs with Honey Peppercorn BBQ Sauce， Grilled Pork Chops with Grapefruit Balsamic Vinaigrette （talk about an intriguing combination！）， Golden BBQ Sticky Wings， Red Chile Sauteed Kale， Cast Iron Bison Rib Eye with Caramelized Red Wine Onions （sounds complex but once you break down the components it really isn't）， Coffee-Crusted Elk Medallions with Huckleberry Wine Sauce （I know hunters）， Smoked Honey Cider Lamb Ribs （I am in the process of making the delicious honey cider sauce for supper） and Seared Duck Breast with Black Cherry Tamarind Sauce （I adore tamarind）。 If you are a fire cooker or enamored by the thought of it， this book is unmissable。 It would particularly appeal to those who seek the unusual yet not over the top。 The recipes make sense。 If the thought of cooking duck or game is daunting， this book is encouraging and approachable。 You can also incorporate some of the ideas into your existing repertoire。 My sincere thank you to Quarto Publishing Group - Harvard Common Press and NetGalley for the privilege of experiencing this wondrous book。 The recipes are dream worthy！ 。。。more
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