Lebanese Cuisine: Past and Present
By (Author) Andree Maalouf
By (author) Karim Haidar
Preface by Amin Maalouf
Saqi Books
Saqi Books
21st October 2010
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
641.595692
Hardback
161
Width 210mm, Height 270mm, Spine 19mm
1047g
Passionate and renowned chefs Andree Malouf and Karim Haidar continue the Lebanese tradition of exquisite culinary invention in this collection of soups, salads, meats and deserts. Over a hundred inventive recipes are included in this beautifully illustrated book: lentil soup with tomatoes, calamari and coriander salad, five-spice lamb and rice, fried halloumi cheese with quince jam, pumpkin kibbeh, pears in arak, and rose ice cream, to name but a few. This is authentic and exciting Mediterranean food, using fresh and healthy ingredients, perfect for everyday eating and entertaining alike. It is presented with a preface by Amim Maalouf.
Since Andree Maalouf settled in France thirty years ago, she has adapted the culinary tradition of her native country to suit the tastes and produce of today. Karim Haidar is a chef in London (Fakhreddine) and Paris (Liza). He is noted for reinventing Lebanese cuisine, giving new life to forgotten recipes, revisting the classics and creating new dishes.