Forever Beirut
$ 37.25
Forever Beirut – Recipes and Stories from the Heart of Lebanon by Barbara Abdeni Massaad – 25.5×18.7×2.4 cm, hardcover, 244 pages.
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LebanonPostcard presents the book Forever Beirut – Recipes and Stories from the Heart of Lebanon by Barbara Abdeni Massaad – Foreword by José Andrés – 25.5×18.7×2.4 cm, hardcover, 244 pages. Main sections: Introduction, Soups, Salads, Bread and Savory Pastries, Mezze, Kibbeh, Grills, Main Dishes, Preserves and Pantry Staples, Sweets, Acknowledgments.
Beirut, nicknamed “Paris of the East”, is the capital of Lebanon, one of the oldest cities in the world, and one of the most religiously diverse in the region. It is the culinary capital of the Arab world, with an unmatched cuisine that has ancient roots and is influenced by a number of civilizations and cooking styles, including Arab, Turkish, and French. Situated on the Mediterranean coast and flanked by the majestic Mount Lebanon, it boasts an abundance of flavorful ingredients and spices, including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and seafood.
Written by renowned Lebanese chef and award-winning cookbook writer Barbara Abdeni Massaad, Forever Beirut is a collection of 100 easy-to-prepare recipes that celebrate Beirut’s rich culinary heritage, its resilience, and healing power. It is Barbara’s way of honouring the city of her childhood, her dreams, her Lebanese family kitchen, and the food that roots her. It is filled with stories and anecdotes about the customs, food, people, and traditions, with sections for soups, salads, bread and savoury pastries, mezze, kibbeh, grilling, main dishes, pickles and preserves, and sweets.
With beautiful food and location photography, Forever Beirut is a must-have for cooks who love healthful and delicious Middle Eastern food.
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