Feast
Food of the Islamic World
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نقد و بررسی
September 1, 2018
Renowned chef Helou takes readers on a culinary tour of the Muslim world, showcasing more than 300 recipes from the Middle East, Africa, and Indonesia, while exploring the history and tradition of Islamic cuisine. Chapters are categorized by food and ingredient type, with bread and rice making up the two largest categories, including "Bread," "The Whole Beast," "Rice, Grains, Pasta and Legumes," "The Sea," "Spices, Spice Mixtures and Spice Pastes," "Fresh Produce," and "A Sweet Tooth." Stories accompany and supplement many of the dishes, providing a glimpse of Helou's extensive travels and culinary knowledge. A glossary additionally details ingredients, spices, utensils, and equipment, while an in-depth index makes it easy to locate recipes by ingredient. VERDICT This beautifully photographed, insightful book features a wide range of recipes; however, it's not written with inexperienced home cooks in mind. Many of the recipes feature specialty ingredients and techniques that require confidence in the kitchen. As a talking-piece and authority on Islamic cuisine, however, it's an excellent addition to any foodie's library. [See Prepub Alert, 12/4/17.]--Gricel Dominguez, Florida International Univ. Lib., Miami
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