Jamie Purviance's Grill Recipes
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July Is... National Watermelon Month, July Belongs To Berries Month, National Grilling Month, National Ice Cream Month, National Baked Bean Month, National Hot Dog Month, National Pickle Month, National Picnic Month, National Bison Month, Eggplant and Lettuce Month, Melon and Mango Month, National Horseradish Month, Nectarine and Garlic Month Find daily "July Is" postings on Sally's Place in our The Daily Dish section.
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Recipes from Jamie Purviance's Cookbook
Weber's Big Book of Burgers
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 Jamie Purviance is one of America's top grilling experts and Weber's master griller. Since graduating from Stanford University and Culinary Institute of America, he has written more than a dozen cookbooks and has appeared on countless television shows, including Today, CBS This Morning, and Good Morning America.
He never really intended to be a chef or a cookbook author. Hi first "real" job after college was teaching junior high school kids in San Francisco and later in Jakarta, Indonesia. He traces his slow-burning obsession with grilling to his days in Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia where the art and practice of outdoor cooking is deeply embedded in ancient cultures. The tastes and techniques he saw firsthand were fascinating to him, partly because they were so different from what he saw as a kid growing up in suburban New Jersey. In the early 1990s he decided to break away from being a schoolteacher so he could become a student again, this time at the Culinary Institute of America. He graduated from that school with high honors and began writing about grilling almost immediately.
 A few of his recent books include "Weber's Way to Grill" (a James Beard Award finalist), "Weber's Smoke," and "Weber's New Real Grilling" --- all New York Times best sellers. His very latest book is "Weber's Big Book of Burgers." You can find Jamie online at: facebook.com/chefjamiepurviance
I've been busy food blogging and hope you will enjoy reading "A Taste of ARIA Las Vegas" at womensforum.com on Sally's Food for Thought blog.
All the best in food, wine, and travel.
Happy July,
Sally Bernstein
Editor-in-Chief
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