Pages: 440 (Hardcover) ISBN: 0934211345 Pub: Mage Publishers Pub date: 1997-01-01 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 42814
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Reader Reviews:This is Bible for Persian Cooking. (1/1 people found this helpful)If you do not have any book of Persian cooking, this is the one to start with. You might find some spicies are diffcult to get, however, internet shops can help you. My favourate recipie is 'Aubergine and Lamb stew'. It takes a long time to cook according to this book, but I cook half of the steps the day before. One negative thing about this book is price. It is an expensive book, unfortunately..... An non-Iranians View! (14/15 people found this helpful)Having never even been to a Persian restaurant, practically married into an Iranian family & having a partner who extolls the virtue of Persian cuisine at a moments notice, I ordered this book with a view to seeing if I could pull off a full persian meal. This book is fab - the recipes are incredibly easy to follow - even for a complete novice like me. Still - my persian cooking is now legendary to my in-laws so it can't be too far off the mark! A perfect choice for those who eat with their eyes (7/7 people found this helpful)The food of Iran is rich and varied and embraces some of the most sophisticated dishes to be found anywhere. This beautifully produced cookbook provides recipes for a wide range of mouthwatering creations for every occasion, from quick starters and snacks to robust, slowly cooked stews and exotic desserts. Readers may find some of the ingredients called for, such as angelica, barberries, unripe grape powder, sahlab, and quince blossoms, hard to find, but most staples are readily available at Middle Eastern groceries and well stocked supermarkets. There is much pleasure to be derived from merely looking at the stunning illustrations, which is reason enough to want to own this book. Also recommended: "Recipes and Remembrances from an Eastern Mediterranean Kitchen", by Sonia Uvezian. This is a cookbook unlike any other and indispensable reading for lovers of Middle Eastern cuisine. Best Cook Book Around (6/6 people found this helpful)This is the best cookbook I own. Its layout is clear and simple. The recipies are easy to understand and clearly written. It is the most complete book I've ever seen. New food of life explains how to prepare fresh spice mixtures for it's own dishes, includes variants for different ways of preparing each dish, contains nice photos which help for presentation ideas, contains conversion tables for ovens, weights and measures as well as historical notes and even a list of Persian markets in the US. This is easily one of the most valuable cookbooks you will ever buy. It's definitely worth the money!!! An Excellent Reference in Persian Food BUT Lacks more photos (7/9 people found this helpful)I have gone through the book and I found it a very essential reference for Persian food lovers (like myself and my husband). But, although this book has some very nice photos about some of the cooks on it, it REALLY needs more since, you know, a picture worth a thousand words. Also, it would be better if each photo was put in front of its recipe. Similar ProductsPersian Cooking: For a Healthy Kitchen Taste of Persia: An Introduction to Persian Cooking Silk Road Cooking: A Vegetarian Journey Art of Persian Cooking (Hippocrene International Cookbook Classics) The Legendary Cuisine of Persia CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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