Africa & Middle East

THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER<BR><BR>New York Times bestselling cookbook author Adeena Sussman offers a quick and easy (“zariz") approach to Israeli-inspired home cooking with satisfying recipes for every day.<BR><BR>For Adeena Sussman, the kitchen is an island of calm: A place where she can center her mind, set the rules, and create a daily haven of deliciousness through her cooking. These days, she finds herself embracing the mantra “when the going gets tough, the cooking gets easy.” Pandemics, wars, and the busy pace of a very full life have led her toward a smoother, more streamlined cooking approach embodied in the Hebrew word, zariz, or “quick.” This pared-down style doesn’t mean sacrificing the rhythms, sounds, and sensory pleasures we experience while preparing vibrant, exciting, yet simple recipes. Instead, it has led her to rely on fewer pots and pans, a more edited pantry of highly versatile ingredients to create maximum flavor, and simple, thoughtful techniques that bring meals together effortlessly--always with her signature, flavor-forward style.<BR><BR>Most of the recipes in this cookbook contain fewer than 12 ingredients—not including olive oil, salt, pepper, and lemons, which are staples of Adeena’s Middle Eastern & Mediterranean-inspired dishes. From comfort foods like Sunny Sheet Pan Shakshuka and Baharat-Spiced Mushroom Hummus to satisfying mains like Hachapuri Pizza and Spice-Drawer Schnitzel, Zariz will help you cook with ease, making your kitchen a place of calm, deliciousness, and joy.

Discover the unique and bold flavours of the Arabian Peninsula with MasterChef finalist Madeeha Qureshi, alongside her personal stories. Featuring over 100 easy, budget-friendly recipes, this vibrant cookbook brings authentic flavours of Arabia to life with a fresh, modern twist!<BR><BR>You've heard of Dubai Chocolate, now get ready for Saudi Arabian Kunafa Chocolate Bar Basque Cheesecake!<BR><BR>This cookbook is a fascinating and mouth-watering celebration of Saudi Arabia's astonishing culinary diversity and traditions. Madeeha Qureshi presents over 100 easy, generous and heartfelt recipes, which are authentic and modern at the same time.<BR><BR>More than this, The Red Sea Cookbook is a daughter’s moving tribute to the redemptive power of cooking and to her father’s memories.<BR><BR>Through incredibly delicious condiments, small plates, salads, mains, cakes and bakes, desserts and drinks, explore the historic voyage of ingredients and how food passes through generations.<BR><BR>Each recipe brings to life the generosity of the beautiful land and people of Saudi Arabia. This is a one-of-a-kind treasure trove of flavours and aromas.

'Helen carries the torch for all the ingredients I love most. Vegetables behaving exactly as they should. A cook after my own heart.' - YOTAM OTTOLENGHI <BR>'Original, do-able, unquestionably delicious vegetable recipes. I love this book.' - ANNA JONES<BR>'Helen's recipes are the most exciting thing to have happened to vegetables since Ottolenghi.' - MEERA SODHA<BR>'Helen has a thrillingly unique way with flavours, which makes you look at familiar ingredients anew.' - JAY RAYNER<BR><BR><BR>A celebration of bold, vibrant vegetarian dishes designed to inspire, delight and put vegetables exactly where they belong: centre stage. <BR><BR>Drawing inspiration from the rich flavours of the Middle East and North Africa, as well as Helen Graham's Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, this cookbook features 100 inventive, vegetable-based recipes that will transform your table. With accessible ingredients and simple methods, Helen's flavour-packed combinations of spices, herbs and sauces elevate vegetables into something truly showstopping. <BR><BR>Contents includes:<BR>- The Meal Before the Meal, including Mushrooms Skewers with Tamari & Pomegranate and Halloumi & Ricotta Fritters with Spiced Lemon Syrup<BR>- The Main Event, including Harissa Roast Carrots, Mango Labneh & Mint and Hispi Cabbage with Date Butter & Tahini<BR>- On the Side, including Potato Salad with Basil Zhoug & Coconut Crunch and Hawaij Roast Potatoes with Preserved Lemon Roast Shallots<BR>- Something Sweet, including Za'atar & Cherry Chocolate Fridge Cake Bars and Poppy Seed & Orange Blossom Babka<BR><BR>Helen Graham was Executive Chef at renowned London restaurant Bubala for 5 years, following working at critically acclaimed restaurants the Palomar and the Barbary, as well as the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen.

"A dazzling journey into the delicious world of Ghanaian cooking" (Nisha Vora)—from the beloved creator of Eat with Afia<BR><BR>Afia Amoako grew up in a kitchen that was never quiet, never empty, and never boring. Food, she understood from a young age, was the essence of her family’s Ghanaian culture. It was represented in the red palm oil that colored their stews; it was pounded into the plantain and cassava-based fufu they ate with soups; and it shone through in the indigenous spices that flavored kebabs and so much more. So, when her family immigrated to North America and Afia found herself drawn to a plant-based lifestyle, she worried that her connection to her home country would be lost. But happily, as she immersed herself more in West Africa’s culinary traditions, seeking to learn about and replicate the recipes she grew up on, food offered that connection to Ghana. In Eat with Afia, Afia assembles a warm and ever-comforting blend of recipes that pay homage to Ghanaian cuisine from a plant-based perspective. <BR><BR>Including stories of Ghanaian foodways, culture and family traditions, Eat with Afia is an irresistible invitation to explore with Afia as she cooks her way through Ghanaian classics and her favorite dishes. From quick bites like Kebab Mushrooms and Roasted Plantains to hearty meals like Groundnut Soup and Garden Egg Stew, and, of course, Afia’s recipe for Jollof Rice, this is a collection of recipes to delight all of your senses. Bursting with vibrant photography, Eat with Afia is a heartfelt plant-based journey into an exciting cuisine.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • Comfort food for everyone.<BR><BR>In Hello, Home Cooking, Chef Ham El-Waylly taps into everyone’s nostalgia—his versions of beloved dishes carry a can’t-quite-put-my-finger-on-it heart-warming quality. These recipes work for cooks of all levels, using core flavors from different cuisines, and frees readers to mix, match, and shake up classic dishes from all around the world. From Macarona Bechamel that parallels mac ’n’ cheese, and an onion-laden pot roast that rivals any version you grew up eating, to cinnamon toast crunch made out of pita. Hello, Home Cooking shows you a whole new world of comforting classics—all while making sure you don’t need to go to a bunch of specialty stores or take out a second mortgage. <BR><BR>Expect recipes like:<BR>Everything Pita<BR>Overnight Oats with Rose, Cherries, and Pistachios<BR>Better Than Boursin<BR>Focaccia Baladi<BR>Lazy Hummus<BR>Zucchini Poached in Yogurt<BR>Eggplant and Tofu Ragu<BR>Giardiniera Rice<BR>Bolivian Cheesy Rice<BR>Brazilian Hot Dog Party<BR>Carrot Sheet Cake<BR><BR>With Ham’s guidance, you can make comfort meals adventurous, and brand new dishes will leave you reminiscing like you’ve had—and loved—them a hundred times.

Opens the doors to a Lebanese mountain family house transformed into a welcoming guesthouse, offering authentic insight into Lebanese hospitality and traditional home-cooked recipes. Beit Trad is more than a guesthouse in the Lebanese mountains; it is a home alive with memory, hospitality, laughter and, above all, life. In this intimate book, Sarah Trad takes us from her childhood summers in Kfour, through the food, warmth and joy of her mother's legendary gatherings, to the transformation of the house into a guesthouse that embodies the very essence of Levantine hospitality. Through personal memories, the careful restoration of the estate and a collection of beloved recipes, Beit Trad: Recipes, stories & the art of Lebanese hospitality invites readers to experience a way of living where generosity, abundance and care shape every moment of a house bathed in light. Beit Trad is a refuge, a celebration of Lebanese home traditions and a living link between generations. It is a place where friends become family, where every visit is a ritual, and where the art of hosting is preserved, shared and passed on to future generations.

Salata evokes the Mediterranean with delicious and nourishing salads that are meals in their own right. The stunning recipes in this book champion seasonal produce and draw on Greek, French, Italian and Spanish culinary traditions as well as those across the sea to North Africa and the Middle East, offering the full medley of Mediterranean flavours. <BR><BR>Each chapter is designed to show you how easy it is to turn the vibrancy and balance of Med ingredients into nutritionally complete salads, whatever the occasion or dietary need. They cover: <BR>¿every day and every night options <BR>¿more luxurious options for weekends and entertaining <BR>¿a range of simple salads that often spin just three central ingredients into something special <BR>¿ bonus dressings, protein hits and crunchy toppings, making it easy to personalise any recipe. <BR><BR>The gorgeously photographed and veg-forward recipes in this book are adaptable and scaleable whether you're cooking for 2 or 80. Say goodbye to the uninspired lettuce leaves and chopped vegetables that can be an afterthought to a meal; thanks in large part to the many cuisines of the Mediterranean, the salad revolution is here.

From James Beard Award–winning author Anissa Helou, a vibrant and inviting look at the food of her home country, exploring the astonishing variety of local Lebanese cuisine  Though she has lived all over the world, Anissa Helou has her heart firmly in one place: Lebanon, her late mother’s home country and the place she grew up. In her ninth book, Helou shares the beauty and diversity of the country’s regional cuisines, along with a deep look at its culinary history and culture.While only half the size of New Jersey, Lebanon boasts an astounding variety in its cuisine, including classics like hommos or kibbeh, as well as lesser-known regional specialties. Spanning a breadth of dishes from flat breads and savory pastries, soups, dips, and salads to stuffed vegetables, fish, poultry, and grains, Lebanon represents Helou’s unique perspective on the most essential—and delightful—dishes from her homeland. Meatballs in lemony sauce, fava beans and lamb in yogurt, lentil risotto, and baked fish with Tripolitan tahini cilantro sauce are just a few of her chosen favorites among 165 recipes, along with delectable sweets, including sweet walnut triangles, aniseed fritters, semolina cream pastries, and tahini rice pudding.Lebanon is animated by Helou’s warm and conversational voice, punctuated by her family stories as well as her reflections and encounters as she treks through Lebanon to discover—and rediscover—her home country’s rich and varied culinary traditions. 

75 recipes spanning cherished classics and modern interpretations, bringing the soul of Somali cooking to the world stage.Known by many names, the cape of spices, the nation of poets, and the land of cinnamon, Somalia is nestled in the Horn of Africa and is blessed with fertile fields, rich in spices, and endowed with the longest coastline in mainland Africa. This location and natural abundance have made Somalia a corridor between east and west, and a central point in global trade and migration, dating back millennia.In Soomaaliya, Ifrah F. Ahmed tells the story of her country through its history, its food, and its people. Somalia's role in the spice trade yields xawaash, the most distinctive of Somali flavors, a heady blend of cumin, coriander, black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and turmeric that's used in everything from marinades to stews. Cardamom also finds its ways into thin, fragrant crepes, sweet fried beignets called bur, and bariis, rice spiced with cardamom and cumin. This rice is paired with hilib ari, tender goat meat stew that is a product of Somalia's deep roots in herding and agrarianism. Baasto, or pasta, a relic of the long Italian colonial rule, is served with a range of simple tomato sauces to ragus. The bountiful waters supply fish freshly caught and fried. And for afternoon tea, a pot of spiced shaah, served with thick slices of doolsho, an aromatic cardamom cake. These are just a few of the over 70 recipes included that introduce the foundational flavors and tastes of the Somali palate.- Over 70 traditional Somali recipes- Profiles of food producers, writers, and chefs- Learn about Somali foodways past, present, and future- On-location photographyExpansive and generous, and fueled by a deep love, Soomaaliya is a celebration of the richness of Somali food, and the remarkable resilience of its people.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • 100 flavor-forward recipes—including signature bakes—from the Palestinian American creator of the beloved social media account mxriyum<BR><BR>Mariam Daud has built a devoted following by sharing beautifully prepared, comforting meals that feel both timeless and entirely her own. In I Sleep in My Kitchen, she offers a collection of the recipes that have shaped her life—dishes that carry the flavors of her heritage and the ease and creativity of a home cook who simply loves to feed others, from cherished classics like her mother’s irresistible Cheese Fatayer, a savory cheese-stuffed pastry, to her takes on everyday favorites like Triple Stack Smash Burgers or tender, pull-apart Cinnamon Rolls.<BR><BR>At the heart of I Sleep in My Kitchen are the flavors Mariam Daud grew up with in her Palestinian American home, including celebratory dishes like Msakhan, the national dish of Palestine, of soft flatbread, caramelized onions, tender stewed chicken, and toasted pine nuts, alongside playful recipes infused with Middle Eastern flavor, like her Mediterranean Pasta Salad with Sumac-Vinaigrette, and Tahini Browned Butter Banana Bread.<BR><BR>Spanning breakfasts, small plates, salads, soups, mains, and her signature sweet and savory baked goods, this collection includes many of her most-loved recipes as well as brand-new creations, including Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos with Cabbage Slaw, Fluffy Browned Butter Rolls, and a Loaded Chickpea Salad with Bulgur.<BR><BR>I Sleep in My Kitchen is an invitation to cook with generosity and curiosity, to explore the food that connects us to memory, place, and one another.

Dippen & genießenZum Aperitif mit etwas Brot, als Beilage oder einfach zum Snacken mit Rohkost zwischendurch - die abwechslungsreichen Hummus- und Dipvariationen aus diesem Buch schmecken köstlich. Der klassisch orientalische Hummus wird hier auch mal mit mediterranen oder indischen Gewürzen verfeinert. Die Dips laden gewürzt mit Rote Bete, Pilzen oder Lachs zum Eintunken und Genießen ein. Die cremigen Leckereien können kinderleicht selbst angerührt werden und sind noch dazu sehr gesund. Ob als Partymitbringsel oder für zu Hause - Gäste, Freunde und Familie werden begeistert sein! - Einfache, köstliche und gesunde Rezepte für die ganze Familie- Hummust haveAusstattung: durchgehend farbige Abbildungen

Authentisch afrikanisch kochen - ohne tierische ProdukteTamu feiert die Vielfalt afrikanischer Gerichte, die traditionell ganz ohne tierische Produkte auskommen. Von Kairo bis Kapstadt stellt Jane Nshuti, Autorin und leidenschaftliche Botschafterin für pflanzenbasiertes Essen aus ihrer Heimat Afrika, Aromen und kulinarische Erinnerungen vor, die ihr Leben geprägt haben. Rezepte wie Amaranth-Risotto aus Südafrika, würziger Maniok aus Ruanda, Jollof-Reis aus Ghana und marokkanische Gemüse-Tajine zeigen, wie "tamu" (lecker) die vegane afrikanische Küche ist. Über 70 vegane Rezepte verbinden tiefe kulinarische Wurzeln mit modernen, alltagstauglichen Interpretationen. Tipps und ein Guide zu gut erhältlichen Alternativen machen auch weniger bekannte Zutaten leicht zugänglich. Mit einem visuell eindrucksvollen Design und einer berührenden Erzählweise ist Tamu ein besonderes Buch für alle, die sich für bewusstes Kochen und Essen als Ausdruck von Gemeinschaft und Kultur interessieren.

Irak-Kochbuch: Märchenhafte, aromatisch und verlockend-köstliche Schlemmereien aus dem Land im Herzen des Nahen OstensHaben Sie schon einmal auf typisch irakische Art geschlemmt? Nein? Dann wird's aber höchste Zeit! Denn die reiche Vielfalt der Küche Iraks nimmt Sie mit auf eine Reise durch den Geschmack von 1001 Nacht und das Beste: Dazu müssen Sie weder verreisen noch ins Restaurant gehen, denn Sie zaubern sich mit diesem Kochbuch die ganze Vielfalt ganz einfach auf den Tisch!Essen im Irak bedeutet Genuss mit allen Sinnen: Gewürzreichtum kitzelt in der Nase, aromatische Zubereitung sorgt für ein Feuerwerk an den Geschmacksknospen, die abwechslungsreichen Leckereien sind Hingucker auf jedem Tisch und die Gastfreundschaft der Iraker sorgt für Rundum-Wohlgefühl. Zum Glück können Sie sich dieses Erlebnis auch zuhause gönnen und mit der Riesenauswahl an Original-Rezepten klappt das kinderleicht. Dank persischer, türkischer und arabischer Einflüsse bietet die Küche des Irak vielfältigste Köstlichkeiten für jeden Geschmack, sodass Fleischesser ebenso glücklich werden wie Fischliebhaber, Veggie-Fans und Naschkatzen. Ob Lammfleisch, die beliebte Joghurtsauce, Kubba-Teigtaschen für jeden Anlass oder Summaq-Gewürz - hier entdecken Sie die Besonderheiten irakischer Speisetradition in authentischen Rezepten und erkunden das kulturreiche Herzland des Nahen Ostens auf kulinarische Weise. Kompliziert? Keine Sorge! Denn dank der genauen Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen bereiten Sie auch ungewohnte Lebensmittel mühelos zu und landen selbst als Kochanfänger schon mit dem ersten Menü einen geschmacklichen Volltreffer.Frühstücks- und Brotleckereien: Samoon-Schwarzkümmelbrot, Kartoffelwürfel mit Eiern, Taftan-Milchbrot oder Brot mit Rosenwasser sorgen am Morgen oder zur Brotzeit für einen Hauch Orient bei Tisch.Vorspeisen & Snacks: Ob als erster Gang oder leichte Mahlzeit, mit Auberginensalat, Rote-Linsen-Hähnchensuppe, Fatayer-Spinat-Talern oder gerösteter Weizensuppe haben Sie jederzeit einen aromatischen Leckerbissen zur Hand.Märchenhafte Fleisch- & Fischgerichte: Mit Lamm mit Mandelreis, Dattelhähnchen, Qeema-Samak-Fisch oder Masgouf-Forelle wird's herzhaft, sättigend und aromatisch zugleich.Veggie-Spezialitäten: Bei traditionellen Köstlichkeiten wie Bamya-Eibischgemüsesuppe, Auberginenauflauf, Kräuter-Gemüse-Bulgur oder Adas-Bil-Hamod-Linsen schöpfen Vegetarier und Veganer aus dem Vollen.Naschereien & Getränke: Kunafa-Zuckergebäck, Dattel-Zimt-Kekse, Zitronen-Minz-Limo oder Hibiskuswasser sorgen für sündig-süße Glücksmomente.Holen Sie sich mit diesem Buch die Aromenexplosion des Irak in die eigenen vier Wände und entdecken Sie den unermesslichen Reichtum dieser Genussregion. Zusätzliche Saucen- und Diprezepte wie Tarator-Sesamsauce, Knoblauchdip oder Joghurtdip sorgen für die perfekte geschmackliche Abrundung Ihrer Gerichte und zaubern ganz einfach den Original-Geschmack aus dem Nahen Osten auf den Teller.

Die aus Nambiba stammende Ester zeigt in diesem Buch, wie einfach und alltagstauglich die aromenreichen afrikanischen Küchen sein können. Von Nord nach Süd, von Ost nach West präsentiert sie 65 authentische Rezepte. Von Salaten über Eintöpfe bis zu Süßspeisen ist für jeden Geschmack etwas dabei. Jedes Rezept wird mit einer kurzen Erzählung zu Herkunft und Tradition eingeleitet.

WINNER, JAMES BEARD AWARD FOR EMERGING VOICE IN BOOKSNAUTILUS BOOK AWARD WINNER A NEW YORK TIMES BEST COOKBOOK OF 2025  "This introduction to classic Nigerian home cooking features 100 delicious recipes by food explorer, culinary anthropologist, and Nigerian Native of @kitchenbutterfly fame, Ozoz Sokoh." In Nigeria, the word "chop" is all about food and feasting and "chop chop" a nickname given to someone who loves to eat. And it's no surprise Nigeria has an entire vocabulary dedicated to eating-with more than 50 nationally recognized languages and over 250 ethnicities, Nigeria's food is as rich and diverse as its people.This book reflects the foodways' incredibly flavorful complexity, ingredients, and recipes from all six regions, gathered and showcased in a highly photographic cookbook.In Chop Chop, author, culinary anthropologist, and Nigerian native Ozoz Sokoh celebrates classic and traditional Nigerian cuisine to underscore the ingredients, flavors, and textures that make it not only beloved, but delicious and easy for the home cook. Featuring:- A COLLECTION OF CLASSIC AND TRADITIONAL NIGERIAN RECIPES: Think smoky spicy beef suya skewers, egusi soup with greens, restorative pepper soup, jollof rice studded with tomatoes, soft puff puff dough bites, and sweet-tart hibiscus drinks, and more from across the country.- LEXICON OF NIGERIAN CUISINE: Learn how to shop and cook like a Nigerian and learn about the ingredients integral to Nigerian cuisine, like nuts and seeds, greens, grains, and cereals (especially in the north), roots and tubers (favorites of the south), and proteins that come together on the plate in the form of hearty soups and stews, steamed puddings, salads, rice dishes, fritters, and more.- ILLUMINATING CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL EXPLORATIONS: With headnotes and sidebars that give important cultural and historical context, including how Nigerian cuisine travelled the globe leaving its mark, learn the deep roots behind dishes and drinks, and global foodways connections.- STUNNING PHOTOGRAPHY: With gorgeous photos from Nigeria's landscapes, food markets, and people, as well as beautiful photography of ingredients and finished dishes, Chop Chop is a cookbook to behold.<BR><BR>  

Duftende Märkte, atemberaubende Wüstenlandschaften und königliche Riads machen Marokko zu einem magischen Ort. Mit Gewürzen wie Ras el-Hanout, Minze oder Zimt verströmt auch die marokkanische Küche einen geheimnisvollen Zauber - genau wie dieses Kochbuch! Darin durchstreift Marokko-Expertin Muriel Brunswig Marrakesch und präsentiert köstliche vegetarische Gerichte. Vegetarisch? Genau! Denn dies ist das erste vegetarische Kochbuch zur arabischen Küche.

Ghana-Kochbuch: Traditionelle, authentische und vielfältige Köstlichkeiten von der afrikanischen GoldküsteGhanaische Kultur fasziniert Sie und Sie wollten schon immer die typische Küche kennenlernen? Vielleicht waren Sie auf Afrika-Reise und möchten in Erinnerungen schwelgen? Oder Sie interessieren sich einfach für eine ganz andere und außergewöhnliche Art des Kochens? Dann lassen Sie sich von diesem Kochbuch in die kreative Küche Ghanas entführen!Einfach, günstig und bodenständig, doch dabei zugleich abwechslungsreich, nahrhaft und voller kulinarischer Überraschungen: Das ist die Landesküche Ghanas mit ihrer jahrhundertealten Geschichte. Das tropische Klima bringt einen reichen Früchtesegen an Tomaten, Auberginen, Bohnen, Avocados und vielen weiteren Gemüsesorten hervor, die zusammen mit exotischem Obst, Hähnchen, Rind und in den Küstenregionen jeder Menge Fisch das Herz der Kochkunst bilden. Durch kreative Zubereitung und vielfältige Rezeptideen entstehen so aus einfachen Grundzutaten immer wieder neue und verlockende Leckerbissen, die Sie sich mit diesem Buch ganz einfach auf den Teller zaubern. Ob Salat, Suppe oder Snack, Hauptgericht oder Dessert, hier finden Sie Köstlichkeiten für jede Lebenslage und neben Fleisch- und Fischvielfalt kommen auch Veggies auf ihre Kosten. Exotische Zutaten schrecken Sie ab? Keine Sorge! Denn zahlreiche Gerichte basieren auf Lebensmitteln, die auch hierzulande zum Standard gehören, und spezielle Zutaten erhalten Sie längst problemlos in afrikanischen Läden oder per Onlinehandel. Darüber hinaus machen die einfachen Anleitungen auch die Zubereitung außergewöhnlicher Gerichte zum Kinderspiel und sorgen selbst bei ungeübten Köchen für Top-Ergebnisse von Anfang an.Leichte Mahlzeit: Suppen, Salate & Brote wie afrikanische Bananensuppe, Light Soup, Hirse-Taboulé oder Brown Bread sind perfekt für den kleinen Hunger.Beilagen & Snacks: Mit Jollof, frittierter Ananas, Fufu oder Benne Cakes haben Sie jederzeit einen ghanaischen Leckerbissen parat.Fleisch- & Fischgerichte: In Erdnuss-Hähnchen-Eintopf, Agushi Stew, ghanaischen Fischfrikadellen oder Kontomire-Eintopf entdecken Sie das deftig-sättigende Herz Ghanas.Vegetarisch-vegane Gerichte: Bei Spinat-Tomaten-Eintopf, Morogo, Beans and Plantain oder Red Red läuft nicht nur Veggies das Wasser im Munde zusammen.Dessert-Genuss: Mit Atatwe Milk, Ahoma, überbackenen Kochbananen oder Bananenkuchen erleben Sie Ghana von seiner verführerisch-süßen Seite.Lassen Sie sich von diesem Buch die kreativ-traditionelle Speisevielfalt Ghanas präsentieren und tauchen Sie in eine einzigartige kulinarische Welt ein. Zusätzliche Rezepte für Cremes, Gewürzmischungen & Co. wie Süßkartoffel-Erdnuss-Aufstrich, Linsenpüree oder Shito-Gewürz bringen Ihren Speisen den letzten Schliff und hauchen jedem Menü originales Ghana-Flair ein.

Winner of Best Mediterranean Cuisine Book (Gourmand World Cookbook Awards)<BR><BR> "The best Egyptian cookbook I have ever come across. . . . Dyna gives us more than a taste of Egypt, she shares with us her genuine passion for food and she entices us to discover or re-discover Egyptian cooking."—Lisa Kaaki, Arab News<BR><BR> A modern approach to one of the world’s oldest cuisines, new in paperback!<BR><BR>Combining mouthwatering recipes with a fresh, contemporary design, The Taste of Egypt brings the sophisticated colors and flavors of Egyptian and Middle Eastern cuisine to the modern home kitchen in unpretentious, down-to-earth style. Impress your dinner guests with sublime appetizers such as stuffed-vine leaves and roast eggplant dip. Cook up a storm with silky cumin-infused lentil soup, sensational spiced meatballs, and delicious artichokes cooked in red pepper sauce. There are summery salads to fill a picnic hamper and hearty slow-cooked beans and basterma (fenugreek-spiced cured beef) to evoke the bustling warmth of a Middle Eastern food market. And the recipes for sweet delights are designed to satisfy even the most persistent sweet tooth. Presented in a vibrant, accessible style, The Taste of Egypt is a celebration of a great culinary tradition and an exciting addition to the repertoire of the modern home cook.