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Ibulum non purus ac nulla

Midd­le Eas­tern and North Afri­can cui­sine expert Anis­sa Helou’s latest cook­book addres­ses the food of the Isla­mic world by explai­ning the sea­so­ning and ingre­di­ents each culina­ry regi­on reli­es on. Evan Kleiman’s favo­ri­te part of Helou’s book? The first chap­ter is all about the bread. In many cook­books, Klei­man notes, the sec­tion on bread will come at the back of the text becau­se it is con­side­red sup­ple­men­tal to the meals.

For many of us, Thanks­gi­ving isn’t com­ple­te wit­hout tur­key, sweet pota­toes and pie, or cru­di­té to start the meal. Dorie Green­span, aut­hor of the new cook­book “Dorie’s Coo­kies,” is making a pitch for savo­ry coo­kies. Give your guests a litt­le some­thing to nib­ble on befo­re the main event with the­se savo­ry rose­ma­ry-Par­me­san coo­kies. Flaky, nut­ty and full of fla­vor, they’re the per­fect accom­p­animent to a crisp glass of white wine or a flu­te of cham­pa­gne.



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