A Book of Middle Eastern Food

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Vintage Books, 1974 - 453 pages
Abstract: A cookbook presents a compilation of Middle Eastern recipes. A brief history of Middle Eastern foods is provided encompassing different countries, regions, religions and races. Middle Eastern cookery is easy, but may be time-consuming. Many dishes can be prepared in advance. Tales, poems, rituals, ceremonial descriptions, customs, and manners peculiar to the region are included. Eighteen chapters cover topics from appetizers to desserts and drinks. A bibliography, list of food sources, and index are included. (kbc).

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À propos de l'auteur (1974)

Author Claudia Roden was raised in Cairo, Egypt, where she was deeply involved in the Jewish traditions of her family. Roden's recollection of girlhood, The Book of Jewish Food: An Odyssey from Samarkand to New York, won the James Beard Foundation Award for Kitchen Aid Cookbook of the Year. Her other books include Coffee: A Connoisseur's Companion and A Book of Middle Eastern Food.

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