Fiesta On the Grill

In this bold new book, Hoyer draws on the flavors of the New World, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the American Southwest as inspiration for a whole new batch of dishes. From dry rubs and marinades to desserts, there are more than 70 new recipes for your next barbeque.

Fiesta on the Grill includes cooking techniques and processes, menu suggestions, and a resource section. Overflowing with full-color photography and great tips, this brilliant cookbook teaches you how to create many unexpected pleasures and will add a bit of spice to your next barbeque.

Daniel Hoyer first learned to cook as a young boy by helping his two grandmothers in the kitchen. By the time he was a teenager, he began working in restaurants, and he supported himself in college-where he studied preveterinary medicine-by cooking. He finally followed his love of cooking to make his career as a chef. His stint as sous chef for Mark Miller's Coyote Cafe inspired his interest in Mexican and Latin American cuisine.

Chef Daniel has traveled extensively in Mexico, exploring the cooking, as well as the history and culture, of that colorful country. He is currently a restaurant consultant, cooking-school instructor, and guide for gastronomic-adventure tours in Mexico. Daniel also authored the cookbook Culinary Mexico: Authentic Recipes and Traditions. He resides in Pilar, New Mexico, with his family.

Chef Daniel Hoyer takes a fresh look at what happens when you take south-of-the-border flair outside and throw it on the grill! In this bold new book, Hoyer draws on the flavors of the New World, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the American Southwest as inspiration for a whole new batch of dishes. Filled with over 100 recipes for main courses, side dishes, salads, rubs, marinades, desserts, and more, Fiesta on the Grill also features cooking tips and suggestions, such as proper technique for roasting chiles, types of fuel to grill with, menu suggestions, a complete resource section, and more!
Rediscover today's hottest cooking method, and celebrate the magic that an open flame brings to every food it touches.

Chapters include:

An Introduction, overview, and history with techniques, tips and suggestions, grills, fuels, woods, brining, chile and pepper roasting, tempering meats before cooking, and resting after cooking

Dry Rubs & Marinades: Adobos, Mojo, Sweet Spice Fruit Rub, Cracked Pepper-Coriander-Lavender Rub, Orange-Achiote Marinade

Direct Grilling: Lamb Chops Adovada, Mango-Honey Pork Tenderloin, Spicy Turkey Tenderloin, Easy Jerk-Seasoned Grilled Chicken Quarters, Tuna Steaks with Achiote Citrus Glaze, Duck Breast with Ancho Chile-Dried Cherry Sauce

Smoking: Smoked Spicy Beef Brisket with Chipotle Barbeque Sauce, Orange-Flavored Smoked Turkey Legs, Smoked Vegetables

Salsas & Sauces: Grilled Pineapple Salsa, Green Chile Chutney, Tropical Fruit Salsa, Charred Cherry or Pear Tomato Salsa, Cilantro-Pumpkinseed Pesto, Pinon-Apple Chutney

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During his thirty-year career, Daniel Hoyer has worked as sous chef at Mark Miller's Coyote Cafe, as consultant and executive chef assisting in the startup of restaurants in various locales, such as a teacher at the Santa Fe School of Cooking in 1995.