Cooking the Israeli way / Josephine Bacon ; photographs by Robert L. & Diane Wolfe.
Josephine Bacon 1942-
BookA collection of recipes from a Philadelphia restaurant known for its modern take on Israeli cooking presents such offerings as hummus tehina, potato and kale borekas, and pomegranate-glazed salmon.
Title |
Zahav : a world of Israeli cooking / Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook produced by Dorothy Kalins Ink photographs by Michael Persico design by Don Morris Design. |
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Contributors |
Cook, Steven (Restaurateur) (author) Persico, Michael (photographer) |
Publisher |
Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt |
Creation Date |
[2015] |
Notes |
"A Rux Martin book." Includes index. |
Content |
Tehina: the secret sauce -- Salatim: vegetables are everything -- Mezze: hospitality incarnate -- Beyond chicken soup: the world in a bowl -- Grandmother's borekas: tradition was my teacher -- Live fire: as close to magic as I'll come -- Ben-Gurion's rice: rice is easy, perfection is hard -- Mesibah: it's party time -- Milk & honey: a glimpse of the divine. |
Extent |
368 pages : color illustrations 29 cm. |
Language |
English |
Copyright Date |
©2015 |
National Library system number |
990038652200205171 |
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