Wolf Down These Celebrity Recipes

Thu., Aug. 29, 1996

Associated Press

Such big names as Robert Redford, Elizabeth Taylor and Arnold Schwarzenegger contributed their favorite recipes to a new cookbook produced by two Idaho women to benefit wolf research.

“Famous Friends of the Wolf Cookbook,” by Nancy Reid of Boise and Sheila Liermann of Sun Valley, includes recipes from more than 35 celebrities. A portion of the proceeds from sales will go to the Boise-based Wolf Education and Research Center.

Besides Redford, Taylor and Schwarzenegger, the latest effort includes recipes from Clint Eastwood, Brad Pitt, Tom Brokaw, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Andie MacDowell, Richard Dreyfuss and Maria Shriver. Redford offers up “Grilled Utah Trout on Ranch Greens with Yogurt Lemon Dressing.”

The hardbound coffee-table book is being released this month and will cost $30. It features photographs and brief biographies of the celebrity contributors, and text and color photographs on wolves.

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