What are Alaskan's fav Alaskan recipes & cookbooks? (Butte: restaurant, stores)

[TroublesomeCreek]

I'm a former chef who cooked in Alaska for 13 years. I've since side-stepped out of kitchens, have started a second career so that I have time to complete a cookbook writing project I've had in the works for a long time.

My question? Which Alaskan cookbooks are YOUR favs? And why?

[Glitch]

Some of my favorite recipes:

Rolled Scallop Stuffed Salmon Fillets in a White Butter Sauce

Ptarmigan Stuffed with Wild Rice & Shiitake Mushrooms in a Port Sauce

Caribou Wellington with Bordelaise Sauce

[Moose Whisperer]

Parmesan-Asiago crusted Halibut Cheeks from Simon & Seaforts.

[Jerseykat]

Again with the food posts after I've eaten a tuna sandwich for lunch
(you people are killing me here cause those looked good)

[FloridaKash]

The best Alaskan recipes come from my friends and family. I wouldn't be surprised if many of them are Betty Crocker recipes that have been slightly altered. With that said the only Alaskan Cookbook I uses is..... I can;t find it online. It's a Halibut Cook book. The cover is blue and it uses a spiral binding. You can find it at various stores throughout Alaska. They also have one for Salmon.....but everybody knows Halibut is waaaaaay better than salmon.

Are posting recipes? Awww man..... I have a super simple, quick yet delicious halibut recipe we always use at fish camp. Rumor is my uncle invented it hung over one day and used what he had on hand.

[bortstc37]

my wife should probably make one...

since there are so many snowshoe hares this year, she's done just about everything imaginable with them- rabbit curry, bbq rabbit (much like pulled pork, done in the crock pot), rabbit borscht, rabbit stew, stuffed rabbit (two of them for thanksgiving), rabbit stir-fry, and so on.

then of course there are the salmon recipes, and the crab, and the moose stews and chilis.

[FloridaKash]

Originally Posted by bortstc37

then of course there are the salmon recipes, and the crab, and the moose stews and chilis.

Just thought of it. One cannot forget about recipes which include Pilot Bread.

[bongo]

Here's my favorite Alaskan recipe, Smoked Salmon Chowder from Gwin's Lodge. I think it is also in this Milepost Cookbook:

www.gwinslodge.com/restaurant (http://www.gwinslodge.com/RESTAURANT.html - broken link)

Gooooood!!!!

[Metlakatla]

The Alaskan Bootlegger's Bible - Book (http://www.homebrewheaven.com/the-alaskan-bootleggers-bible---book.htm - broken link)

[Metlakatla]

More seriously, I don't have any favorite Alaskan cookbooks. This guy from Washington is incredible, though:

Westcoast Cooking