New Food of Life: Ancient Persian and Modern Iranian Cooking and Cerem: English 2005
New Food of Life: Ancient Persian and Modern Iranian Cooking and Cerem
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ISBN:
0934211345
Publisher:
MAGE PUBLISHERS
Age Group:
Adult
Pages:
440
Weight:
1600 g
Dimensions:
23 x 23 x 3.08 cm
Book Cover:
Hard Cover
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New Food of Life is a treasury of 240 classical and regional Iranian recipes. 120 color photographs intertwined with descriptions of ancient and modern ceremonies, poetry, folk tales, travelogue excerpts, and anecdotes make New Food of Life not just a collection of recipes but also an introduction to Persian art and culture.
Each recipe is presented in a format that is brilliantly logical and marvelously easy to follow. You will learn how to cook rice, the jewel of Persian cooking, simply yet deliciously. And by combining it with a little meat, fowl, or fish, vegetables, fruits, and herbs, you'll have a balanced diet--colorful, yet healthy, simple yet exotic.
Iranian festivals, ceremonies, and celebrations, together with the menus and recipes associated with them are described in detail: from the ancient winter solstice celebration, Yalda, or the "sun's birthday," which is the origin of such Western holidays as Christmas and Halloween, to the rituals and symbolism involved in a modern Iranian marriage.
Like a magnificent Persian carpet, 1,000 years of Persian literature and art have been woven into the book. Food-related pieces from such classics
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New Food of Life is a treasury of ٢٤٠ classical and regional Iranian recipes. ١٢٠ color photographs intertwined with descriptions of ancient and modern ceremonies, poetry, folk tales, travelogue excerpts, and anecdotes make New Food of Life not just a collection of recipes but also an introduction to Persian art and culture.
Each recipe is presented in a format that is brilliantly logical and marvelously easy to follow. You will learn how to cook rice, the jewel of Persian cooking, simply yet deliciously. And by combining it with a little meat, fowl, or fish, vegetables, fruits, and herbs, you'll have a balanced diet--colorful, yet healthy, simple yet exotic.
Iranian festivals, ceremonies, and celebrations, together with the menus and recipes associated with them are described in detail: from the ancient winter solstice celebration, Yalda, or the "sun's birthday," which is the origin of such Western holidays as Christmas and Halloween, to the rituals and symbolism involved in a modern Iranian marriage.
Like a magnificent Persian carpet, ١,٠٠٠ years of Persian literature and art have been woven into the book. Food-related pieces from such classics
more