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Bone Soup and Flipped Bread: The Yemenite Jewish Kitchen

HardcoverMarch 15, 2017
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ISBN-13: 9789652299017 ISBN-10: 9652299014
Publisher
Gefen Publishing House
Binding
Hardcover
Published
March 15, 2017
Weight
3.7 lbs
Dimensions
27.90×2.50×22.90 cm

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Bone Soup and Flipped Bread: The Yemenite Jewish Kitchen by Sue Spertus Larkey. Hardcover edition. ISBN: 9789652299017.

"An enchanting book written with passion and sensitivity about the very simple but deliciously aromatic cuisine of the Yemenite community, one of the most colorful and exotic in Israel." Claudia Roden, renowned cookbook author Discover the rich culinary heritage of one of the worlds oldest Jewish communities. Blending history, culture, personal stories, and more than 100 authentic recipes, this beautifully illustrated cookbook celebrates the remarkable food traditions of Yemenite Jews—from their ancient roots in Yemen to their enduring influence on modern Israeli cuisine. Featuring stunning contemporary and archival photographs, the book explores the customs, celebrations, and daily life of a community whose culinary traditions have been preserved and passed down through generations. Alongside classic recipes for everyday meals, holiday dishes, and life-cycle celebrations, readers will discover the stories, techniques, and ingredients that make Yemenite Jewish cooking so distinctive. Inside youll find: • More than 100 authentic Yemenite Jewish recipes • Traditional dishes for everyday meals, holidays, and family celebrations • Historical and cultural insights into the Yemenite Jewish community • Beautiful contemporary and archival photography throughout • Personal stories, cooking traditions, and practical kitchen tips • Helpful appendices, maps, shopping guides, recipe index, and bibliography More than a cookbook, this is a celebration of a vibrant culinary tradition and a fascinating exploration of the history, resilience, and enduring legacy of Yemenite Jewry.