A taste of sun and fire: Gaziantep cookery

"Gaziantep cuisine, both delicate and famously hot and spicy, is the richest and most varied in Turkey, combining as it does the rustic foods of the Anatolian heartland, dishes developed in the Ottoman courts in Istanbul, and legacies from the Arab and Mediterranean worlds. It really is extraor...

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1. Verfasser: Öney Tan, Aylin 1959- (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: İstanbul YKY Yapı Kredi Yayınları 2015
Ausgabe:1. printing [Yapı Kredi Yayınları]
Schriftenreihe:Yapı Kredi Publications 4390
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Zusammenfassung:"Gaziantep cuisine, both delicate and famously hot and spicy, is the richest and most varied in Turkey, combining as it does the rustic foods of the Anatolian heartland, dishes developed in the Ottoman courts in Istanbul, and legacies from the Arab and Mediterranean worlds. It really is extraordinary and needs to be discovered. You will be amazed, inspired and delighted by the dishes." (Claudia Roden, cultural anthropologist and expert of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and Jewish cuisines). -- "When I think of Gaziantep, I see two colors: red, because of its famous red peppers, but above all green, because Gaziantep is Turkey's pistachio capital. And because of that, for me and for many others, it is the world capital of baklava, that crowning glory of Turkey's rich cuisine." (Charles Perry, culinary historian, authority on Medieval Arab Cookery, translator of al-Baghdadi's 13th-century cookbook A Baghdad cookery book) (Verlagstext).
Beschreibung:Includes glossary (pages 268-273), bibliographical references (page 279) and index (pages 280-284) as well as information on other contributors (page 277)
"First published in June 2012 by Gaziantep Chamber of Commerce"
Beschreibung:284 pages illustrations, map 25 x 22 cm
ISBN:9789750832147

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