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Falafel

meggamoma wrote 4 days ago: These delicious bean ” dumplings ” are popular with all my friends and family . They are … more →

Tags: Appetizers, Middle Eastern, vegetarian, Falafel, Finger Food, vegan

Bourekas ver 1.0

gordon wrote 1 month ago: Would you care for a snack? Remember that show, the one about nothing? Well it was very flattered in … more →

Tags: Gordonopedia, Israeli, Sephardic, - Gordon -, Onions, sumac, jewish bourekas, Jewish borekas, Salmon

Stuffed Zucchini (Mahshi Cousa)1 comment

gordon wrote 1 month ago: Stuffed Zucchini con arroz This is a dish I love, but did not consider Jewish until some recent rese … more →

Tags: Gordonopedia, Israeli, Meat, Jewish, Sephardic, - Gordon -, Onions, Ground Beef, stuffed zucchini

From 12th century Egypt, lemons preserved1 comment

lemonodyssey wrote 2 months ago: In 12th-century Egypt,  a doctor named Ibn Jumay stood outside his clinic, watching a funeral bier c … more →

Tags: Ibn Jumay, Lemons, preserved lemons, Maimonides, paula wolfert, Egypt, On Lemons

Algerian Couscous with Aromatic Vegetables2 comments

Denise Fondo wrote 2 months ago: As I write this, I’m listening to a podcast of Michael Palin discussing his new book Halfway t … more →

Tags: Cooking and Recipes, cooking, Cuisine, Herbs, Spices, Algeria, North Africa, Food Blog, Cooking Blog

Merguez, spicy lamb sausage4 comments

gordon wrote 3 months ago: Fresh from the smoker Go ahead, I dare you- google the words “Jewish sausage”. At the ri … more →

Tags: Gordonopedia, DELI, Holidays, Sukkot, snout-to-tail, Gadgets and Gear, - Gordon -, Ruhlman, Jewish Sausage

Middle Eastern Orange Cake21 comments

Danielle wrote 3 months ago: It’s September 12 on the other side of the world as I type this post about an orange cake from … more →

Tags: Desserts, baking, 30 for 30, middle eastern orange cake

Oxford Symposium 2008 - Vegetables

gastrochic wrote 3 months ago: This weekend, the 2009 Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery will be held at St. Catherine’s … more →

Tags: Symposiums, Television, Travel, united kingdom, veggies, Academic Food Writing, Alan Davidson, daikon, Elizabeth Andoh

The Alchemy of the Tenth Muse

anne650 wrote 3 months ago: Nowadays, anyone who didn’t already know and revere Julia Child has seen or heard of the movie … more →

Tags: Book Review, julia child, Judith Jones, edna lewis, Marcella Hazan, James Beard, marion cunningham, Roy Andries de Groot, Madhur Jaffrey

My Maghreb Kitchen: Essential Cookbook Collection8 comments

Living In Morocco wrote 4 months ago: My mother-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law will be arriving in a few short hours for a two-d … more →

Tags: Morocco, recipe, tagine, cooking, Moroccan Cooking, Tess Mallos, Cookbooks, Couscous, bastilla

Nigel Slater's Moroccan spiced lamb shanks with aubergine1 comment

stupidandhungry wrote 8 months ago: Very bland, this recipe. I had a couple of lamb shanks in the fridge this afternoon and couldn … more →

Tags: Ingredients, Recipes to try, Coriander, Couscous, Harissa, Lamb shank, Lemon, Marrakech, New Book of Middle Eastern Food

The recipe books currently by the side of my bed ...

stupidandhungry wrote 9 months ago: … are, in no particular order: Simple to Sensational by Jun Tanaka from Pearl The Rough Guide … more →

Tags: Food books, jun tanaka, pearl restaurant

Grilled chicken wings with lemon and garlic

meggamoma wrote 1 year ago: Chicken wings are great and inexpensive appetizer or finger food. These Lebanese style wings come fr … more →

Tags: Appetizers, Middle Eastern, Appetizer, Finger Food, Lebanese, Grilled Chicken wings with lemon and garlic, Jawaneh, Mezze

October 2008: New Yorker Festival5 comments

katemalay wrote 1 year ago: “Why not?” I thought. So I did. Thursday: Comfort food Friday: Graphic! Saturday: All ab … more →

Tags: Travel, New York City, New Yorker, new yorker festival, blue hill, Bar Blanc, Museum of Sex, David Denby, hendrik hertzberg

Arabesque: A Taste of Morocco, Turkey, and Lebanon

anthony wrote 1 year ago: From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. Roden, a leading authority on Middle Eastern and North Africa … more →

Tags: james beard award, Baba Ghanouj, Moroccan, Turkish, Lebanese, Mezze, Moroccan Chickpea and Lentil Soup, Tagine of Chicken with Preserved Lemons and Olives, Turkish Lamb Stew with Eggplant Sauce and Roasted Quinc

Tamatem ma'amrine -- a Moroccan stuffed tomato recipe2 comments

Ned Raggett wrote 1 year ago: Taken from Claudia Roden’s book Arabesque, a collection of Moroccan, Turkish and Lebanese reci … more →

Tags: Food, Photography, Tomatoes, Cucumber, tamatem ma'amrine, heirloom tomatoes, capers, olives, red peppers

Literary Tapas

wannabetvchef wrote 1 year ago: Originally Posted by Paper Palate (paperpalate.net) on April 11, 2008.  A collection of small dishes … more →

Tags: From My Other Blogs, gourmet, Bon Appétit!, Weber, Judith Jones, Marcella Hazan, edna lewis, marion cunningham, julia child

The Book of Jewish Food: An Odyssey from Samarkand to New York

beanboy wrote 1 year ago: Claudia Roden, author of The Book of Jewish Food, has done more than simply compile a cookbook of Je … more →

Tags: Kosher Foods, jewish religious book, Jewish Food, Samarkand, New York, Judaism

Birthday Books 15 comments

charlotteotter wrote 2 years ago: Having hosted two birthday parties in two days – my daughter’s and my own – I am e … more →

Tags: Books, Recipes, Reading, Birthday Parties, Birthdays, Alice Munro, Claire Messud, Jonathan Franzen, Bernhard Schlink


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