Menu No 8: Shrimp, Corn, Pumpkin, Chili, Orange, Vanilla activism The first in a series

The first in a series of small books

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Menu No 8: Shrimp, Corn, Pumpkin, Chili, Orange, Vanilla activism The first in a seriesSmart, thoughtful, and sophisticated, this is part of a series of small books ((5" x 7", 36 pages), which offer cooks a creative menu to share with a small group of friends or family (four to six people depending on how heartily they eat). The books themselves are simply designed and printed, though the recipes show flair. The menu the recipes comprise is never routine. In this case the core ingredients of shrimp, corn, pumpkin, chili, orange, and