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From hearty peasant dishes to more subtly spiced specialties from ancient palaces, the dishes are complex in flavor yet not too complicated to make at home. Heartwarming stories and recipes from the people Greg and Lucy meet on their journey are teamed with evocative images and Greg's own unique take on history. Stretching from neighboring Iran throughout the Mediterranean to North Africa, the roots of Greg's culinary history are here in the land of his forbears, and together with writing partner Lucy Malouf, he embarks on a month-long culinary journey. All that's needed now, is for someone to explore them and share them with the rest of us. The cuisine in Saha is traditional and inspirational, enticingly spiced and fragrant with flower waters. *Winner of the Gold trophy for Best Food Book and Grand Prix award at the Gourmet Voice Food Media awards in Cannes, France*In Saha, world renowned chef Greg Malouf returns to the land of his ancestors to explore its broad and influential cuisine. The rich and exciting cuisine from Lebanon and Syria captures the spirit of the modern and the ancient, the characters, dishes, flavors and colors beau

Lucy contributes regularly to the major Australian newspapers, food magazines and food and wine-based websites. He served his formal apprenticeship in several of Australia's finest restaurants before working internationally. He now cooks at Melbourne's MoMo restaurant and is co-author with partner Lucy Malouf of the multi-award-winning Arabesque and Moorish.Lucy Malouf is a Melbourne-based writer and editor.

. She is also a restaurant reviewer and feature writer for the leading Melbourne food guides. Greg Malouf was born in Melbourne, Australia, of Lebanese parents. He has forged a unique style of cooking that co

Greg, the chef, infuses the piquant classical flavors and age-old methods with new styling (Parmesan-Crumbed Quail), and sometimes vice-versa (Caesar salad with air-dried beef, Swiss Chard Risotto with Lobster), but he also presents many classics straight up, from Bedouin spinach and Lentil Soup to Lamb Shawarma and Crunchy Sesame Pistachio Cookies. All rights reserved. Her accounts of restaurants and sightseeing at times sound overly steeped in the tone of breathless articles from high-end travel magazines, but she also includes a good deal of historical information. From Publishers Weekly Lebanese and Syrian cuisine gets an Australian accent in this half-cookbook, half-travelogue by the formerly married Maloufs. Lucy's narrative of the pair's month-long sojourn in the Middle East provides a skeleton for the book, as her descriptions of their visits to dairies, butchers, bakers and preserve-makers precede recipes that incorporate yogurt and cheese, meats, assorted breads and condiments like the powerful red pepper paste or bitter orange marmalade. Harvey's splendid photography of people and landscapes in addition to food give the book an au

• Title : Saha: A Chef's Journey Through Lebanon and Syria [Middle Eastern Cookbook, 150 Recipes]
• Author : Greg Malouf
• Rating : 4.54 (677 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-16
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 272 Pages
• Asin : 0794604900
• Language : English