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A Sephardic Jewish native of Casablanca who now lives in London, Aline Benayoun provides recipes that recall her experiences as a child who loved to eat, in a society that loved to cook.
Size
Height:
7.8 in.
Width:
5.3 in.
Thickness:
0.8 in.
Weight:
6.4 oz.
Publisher's Note
French settlers in North Africa, the pieds noirs, created a sophisticated cuisine which is neither European nor Arab but a distinctive hybrid of the two. Borrowing from their new neighbors the idea of cooking meat with fruit, the pieds noirs created such delicacies as shoulder of lamb with prunes, chicken with quince, and meatballs with lemon. Casablanca Cuisine, the first book on this healthy and exquisite culinary tradition, brings together recipes from Morocco, Algeria, and the Italian-influenced cooking of the settlers in Tunisia. With delights such as mint soup, chicken with green olives, tuna with red peppers and capers, and date nougat, Casablanca Cuisine takes the reader back to the vanished world of the pieds noirs and provides a perfect example of food as the meeting point of two cultures.
Industry reviews
"Her cookery book is...in part a guide to how to shop in a traditional North African market....CASABLANCA CUISINE summons up child's-eye visions of mother in the kitchen and of leisurely family feasts." Times Literary Supplement - Robert Irwin (03/31/2000)
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