The late A.D. Livingston, wrote a regular column for Gray's Sporting Journal and was the author of more than a dozen cookbooks, including Cast-Iron Cooking, The Curmudgeon's Book of Skillet Cooking, The Whole Grain Cookbook and On The Gill. he cooked, fished, hunted and wrote from his home in Florida.

• Part One: JerkyPart Two: SausagePart Three: Cold-Smoking and Salt-Curing MeatMetric Conversion TablesGlossarySources of Materials and SuppliesFurther ReadingIndexAbout the Author

AD Livingston was a legendary food columnist for the Gray's Sporting Journal in the USA. Perhaps less known in the UK, he was, however, an avid huntsman, fisherman and a talented cook, so you might want to add his book to your collection. The Big Book of Meat is exactly what it says in the title — filled with meat from cover to cover. You will find recipes for jerky, sausages and cold-smoked and salt-cured meats — what's not to like? It covers all types of meat, from beef, through venison, all the way to fish — and it does cover them in depth as the book is over 390 pages! So, if you fancy a bit of yeehaw in your kitchen — grab a copy now.

The late A.D. Livingston, wrote a regular column for Gray's Sporting Journal and was the author of more than a dozen cookbooks, including Cast-Iron Cooking, The Curmudgeon's Book of Skillet Cooking, The Whole Grain Cookbook and On The Gill. he cooked, fished, hunted and wrote from his home in Florida.

• Part One: JerkyPart Two: SausagePart Three: Cold-Smoking and Salt-Curing MeatMetric Conversion TablesGlossarySources of Materials and SuppliesFurther ReadingIndexAbout the Author

AD Livingston was a legendary food columnist for the Gray's Sporting Journal in the USA. Perhaps less known in the UK, he was, however, an avid huntsman, fisherman and a talented cook, so you might want to add his book to your collection. The Big Book of Meat is exactly what it says in the title — filled with meat from cover to cover. You will find recipes for jerky, sausages and cold-smoked and salt-cured meats — what's not to like? It covers all types of meat, from beef, through venison, all the way to fish — and it does cover them in depth as the book is over 390 pages! So, if you fancy a bit of yeehaw in your kitchen — grab a copy now.

The late A.D. Livingston, wrote a regular column for Gray's Sporting Journal and was the author of more than a dozen cookbooks, including Cast-Iron Cooking, The Curmudgeon's Book of Skillet Cooking, The Whole Grain Cookbook and On The Gill. he cooked, fished, hunted and wrote from his home in Florida.

• Part One: JerkyPart Two: SausagePart Three: Cold-Smoking and Salt-Curing MeatMetric Conversion TablesGlossarySources of Materials and SuppliesFurther ReadingIndexAbout the Author

AD Livingston was a legendary food columnist for the Gray's Sporting Journal in the USA. Perhaps less known in the UK, he was, however, an avid huntsman, fisherman and a talented cook, so you might want to add his book to your collection. The Big Book of Meat is exactly what it says in the title — filled with meat from cover to cover. You will find recipes for jerky, sausages and cold-smoked and salt-cured meats — what's not to like? It covers all types of meat, from beef, through venison, all the way to fish — and it does cover them in depth as the book is over 390 pages! So, if you fancy a bit of yeehaw in your kitchen — grab a copy now.