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The Flavors of Phillies Nation: A Philadelphia Tailgate Companion

Name: The Flavors of Phillies Nation: A Philadelphia Tailgate Companion
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ISBN: 9781475982497

Di Garry Maddox e Brian Michael

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The Flavors of Phillies Nation is a collection of fan recipes that inspires sports fans across the nation to savor a tailgating atmosphere and hit a home run with unforgettable cuisine.

Whether youre a newcomer to the world of tailgating or a seasoned pro, I invite you to enjoy the recipes herein and taste the passion that inspired them.
Garry Maddox,
former Phillies center fielder

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Editore:: iUniverse
Pubblicato:: Apr 27, 2014
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Garry Maddox

Brian Michael edited this collection of recipes from the readers of PhilliesNation.com after flipping burgers for thousands of Phillies fans in parking lots around the country. A lifelong Phillies fan from Northeast Philadelphia, Brian has grown Phillies Nation into the premiere community for Phillies fans with events, merchandise, a television show, and a charitable foundation.

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We are not responsible for the outcome of any recipe you try from this. While we have reviewed each recipe carefully, you may not always achieve the results desired due to variations in ingredients, cooking temperatures, typos, errors, omissions, or individual cooking abilities. We are not responsible for any domestic accidents, fires or food poisoning that could result from preparation of the recipes, eating of raw eggs, meat and fish. We are not responsible for any kind of food borne disease. The recipes are intended for use by persons having appropriate technical skill, at their own discretion and risk. We assume no obligation or liability, and makes no warranties, with respect to these recipes.

Any trademarked names are used only to identify the ingredients in the recipe.

Phillies Nation, LLC is not affiliated with Major League Baseball or the Philadelphia Phillies.

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ISBN: 978-1-4759-8249-7 (e)

iUniverse rev. date: 03/25/2014

Foreword

Editor’s Introduction

The History of Tailgating

Beer Pairing

Top Ten Tailgating Beers

Ten Tailgating Tips

Recommended Internal Temperatures for Grilled Meat

Tailgating at Citizens Bank Park

Tailgating and Phillies Ballparks

The Basics

At the Ballpark

At Home

Cooking with Booze

Acknowledgments

About Phillies Nation

About Philabundance

This book is dedicated to my mom (the best cook), my dad (the biggest Phillies fan), and anyone who can relate.

Foreword

Tailgating unites two of Philadelphia’s greatest passions: food and sports. The zeal that Philadelphians bring to the pursuits they care about is unparalleled. I should know: I witnessed it firsthand during my fourteen years in center field.

The fervor and the excitement fans bring to the ballpark for a big game are also evident at the Stephen Starr–Garry Maddox Barbecue Challenge, an event I host at Citizens Bank Park each year to raise funds for inner-city youth. It’s well known that I take my barbecue seriously, but the participants in our event raise smoking and grilling to an art form. Since our contestants are tailgaters as well, I know the competitive spirit I see at the Barbecue Challenge thrives at parties taking place on game days throughout the season. We’re not just out to win on the field, we’re out to conquer at the grill.

Hopes run high and loyalties run deep in this town, but even greater are the heart and the compassion of those who live in the Greater Philadelphia region. I’d like to thank the members of our community who shared a recipe for this collection, which benefits Philabundance and its effort to reduce food insecurity among the nine hundred thousand local residents at risk for hunger and malnutrition.

Whether you’re a newcomer to the world of tailgating or a seasoned pro, I invite you to enjoy the recipes herein and taste the passion that inspired them.

—Garry Maddox

Editor’s Introduction

This book is filled with recipes from some of the biggest Phillies fans around. In February 2010, we asked the readers of PhilliesNation.com to send in their favorite tailgating recipes with the simple idea of putting them together in a fan-inspired book. As the recipes poured in, we started to see distinctions: some were for pregame cooking in the parking lots, some were for at-home game-watching parties, some were vegetarian, and some were new twists on old classics. But they were all Philly. More specifically—Phillies.

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