COOKING FOR ZANE GREY.
Contributors: History of Gisela, Arizona; Muanami - Sister of the Moon; Calf Fries and Cow Pies; Rodeo 101 - A history of the oldest rodeo in the world at Payson Arizona; Women of the Pleasant Valley War
Edition: First
Publisher: Git a Rope! Publishing
Published: 2005
Language: eng
Format: Spiral-bound
Number of pages: 172
First sentence: The best appetizer for a Rim Country Cowboy was a hard day's work. After chasing a cow, a bear, or lion, a cowboy didn't have to be called to supper twice and he certainly didn't need an apprtizer. He was on the money when the cook yelled, "Come and git it!"
Description: The idea for this book was born with the knowledge that a replica of Zane Grey's Cabin would be built in Payson, Arizona and dedicated in October , 2005. As the Town of Payson Historian, Jayne Peace Pyle wanted to donate something to history for this special event.  She compiled histories of the settlers who knew Zane Grey and hunted and worked with him Under the Tonto Rim. Jayne Peace Pyle used food as the primary stimulus to explore the history of these early pioneer settlers. This book includes old photos, including those of the Haught family, Pyle family, Zane Grey and his cook George Takahashi, and many great old-time recipes of Arizona.
Notes: This book includes recipes for making jerky, cowboy coffee, Bear sign, roast pig on a spit, pear pie and many other good recipes. 

Write to Git A Rope Publushing, P.O. Box 2099, Payson, AZ 85547 to order this book. The cost is $15 plus $3 for shipping. Makes a great gift!!
Table of contents: title: Yes, and an index