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By Niti Sanghrajka
Over 115 vegetarian recipes in Savor the World promise to be your passport to an exciting gastronomic adventure! A vegetarian since birth, Niti Sanghrajka has traveled to over 25 countries and brings you her personal favorites from Europe, Northern Africa, and the United States. Each new destination packs in recipes that end up in her experimental kitchen. Tantalize your senses with aromas of redolent spices and ingredients, while preparing familiar foods such as Italian Lasagna or creating more exotic dishes like Sudanese Ful Mudammas. Each recipe is broken up into mini-tasks making it easy to follow. This book is for the novice, for the person who wishes to delve into truly delicious vegetarian cooking as well as the consummate entertainer who can surprise the guests with some unique flavors. Whip up entire Greek, Ethiopian, Middle Eastern, Italian, Swiss, and Mediterranean meals, or cook an eclectic mix. Embark on this wonderful journey of the senses and Savor the World.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Niti Sanghrajka
Over 115 vegetarian recipes in Savor the World promise to be your passport to an exciting gastronomic adventure! A vegetarian since birth, Niti Sanghrajka has traveled to over 25 countries and brings you her personal favorites from Europe, Northern Africa, and the United States. Each new destination packs in recipes that end up in her experimental kitchen. Tantalize your senses with aromas of redolent spices and ingredients, while preparing familiar foods such as Italian Lasagna or creating more exotic dishes like Sudanese Ful Mudammas. Each recipe is broken up into mini-tasks making it easy to follow. This book is for the novice, for the person who wishes to delve into truly delicious vegetarian cooking as well as the consummate entertainer who can surprise the guests with some unique flavors. Whip up entire Greek, Ethiopian, Middle Eastern, Italian, Swiss, and Mediterranean meals, or cook an eclectic mix. Embark on this wonderful journey of the senses and Savor the World.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Chef Gilberto Barrera Prada
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Chef Gilberto Barrera Prada
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By Dr. Lawrence Wheeler and Dr. Beatrice Batnag Donofrio
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Dr. Lawrence Wheeler and Dr. Beatrice Batnag Donofrio
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FORMAT: E-Book
By Sadhana Mistry
Authentic, delicious recipes of international flavor, for the enjoyment of family and friends.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Sadhana Mistry
Authentic, delicious recipes of international flavor, for the enjoyment of family and friends.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Patrizia Lee
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Patrizia Lee
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By Trudy Espinoza-Abrams
In this first English-language book of Nicaraguan cooking (and indeed, the only one available in any language), Trudy Espinoza-Abrams has dug deep into her childhood in Granada, Nicaragua and sifted through the countless hours spent in her grandmother’s kitchen and her aunt’s restaurant to come up with a comprehensive guide to Nicaraguan cooking, recipes, ingredients, and food preparation techniques that is both easy to follow and reliably produces excellent and delicious results, even for inexperienced cooks. The book contains many recipes, divided into sections on Breakfast, Salads, Appetizers, Soups, Main Dishes, Side Dishes, Vegetables, Sauces, Desserts, and Drinks. Included are all the famous dishes of Nicaragua, such as Sopa de Carne (Beef Soup), Vaho (Steamed Vegetables with Beef), Plato de Tortuga (Turtle Stew), Nacatamal (Corn & Pork Tamale), Vigorón (Yucca with Pork), Gallo Pinto (Red Beans & Rice), Buñuelos (Cassava Patties with Syrup), Sopa Borracha (Drunken Soup), and many dozens of other traditional Nicaraguan dishes eaten daily in thousands of homes throughout the country. A Glossary of the Spanish-language food terms used in the book is included, as well as a section of food preparation tips. In addition, sprinkled throughout the book are Ms. Espinoza-Abrams’ recollections of her grandmother and early life in Nicaragua. Ms. Espinoza-Abrams is already an accomplished writer, having authored the popular Medical Spanish Made Ridiculously Simple (MedMaster, 1992), now in its second edition after having sold over 10,000 copies.
FORMAT: Softcover
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