Dish on Book-Cover (Best American Side Dishes)

[tyroleancutie]

I saw "Best American Side Dishes" at Cost Co today and I spent almost 20 minutes trying to figure out what the dish on the Front Cover could be. It looks so great and I would love to make it. But nothing in the book fitted to the picture :rolleyes:

Any Ideas?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/093618485X/103-1281934-6283052?v=glance&n=283155

Thank you so much!

[lisas3575]

Looks like roasted potato wedges and either sun dried tomatoes or red pepper slices to me...

[tyroleancutie]

That's actually what I thought too. I'll now just cut up potatos, add salt&pepper, some fresh rosmary and red bell pepper and just pour some olive oil over it and then throw it in the oven.... we'll see how this will taste :o

[Gecko]

Usually there is a credit somewhere on the inside of the cover, or a few pages in telling you what the recipe is. I'll check it out at my Costco to see if they have it - you can never have enough cookbooks ;) :D

[Gecko]

Well, what can I say I am now the proud owner of this book :D . They credit the photgraphs on the front and back cover, but don't say what they are. However, I think the cover recipe may be on page 280 - Greek Style Garlic-Lemon Potatoes with Sun-Dried Romatoes and Scallions. Great guess Lisa!

[tyroleancutie]

Usually there is a credit somewhere on the inside of the cover, or a few pages in telling you what the recipe is. I'll check it out at my Costco to see if they have it - you can never have enough cookbooks ;) :D

I am actually thinking about going back to Costco later today and buy the book :o I could need some more Side-Dish Recipes anyways. And above all, I love the Cook's Illustrated Books