Baladi: Arba Onot Benazeret (Baladi: Four Seasons in Nazareth)
This book documents and follows a year in the Nazarene kitchen of the Safadi family home.
This book documents and follows a year in the Nazarene kitchen of the Safadi family home.
Yasmin Khan’s recipes are a mix of those from the people and places she writes about and ones inspired by her travels.
Molly Yeh’s book, ‘Molly on the Range,’ shares the blogger’s journey, creative and playful recipes, and her signature photos.
“Flavor” is the third book in Yotam Ottolenghi’s vegetable-forward series. In this volume, he breaks down his cooking approach.
This cookbook by an unknown author, discovered in Syria, dates to the 13th century. The 635 recipes in this volume are written both in English and Arabic.
The book became a near-instant success appealing to scores of new Jewish immigrants who were finding their way in the U.S.
The book became a near-instant success appealing to scores of new Jewish immigrants who were finding their way in the U.S.
In his typical approach and unique, uninhibited style, Erez Komarovsky presents a collection of smart, creative, and passionate recipes.
In this book, the author brings together a broad collection of recipes along with history and an explanation of customs.
Through essays, vintage photos, and recipes, Edda Servi Machlin recalls the food and traditions of an oft overlooked community.