Istanbul Cult Recipes, written by Pomme Larmoyer, features the some of the best of the diverse and ancient cuisine found in Istanbul, Turkey. Highlights include Zeytinyağlı Pırasa (Leeks in Olive Oil), Pistachio Kadayif, Tavuk Çorbası (Chicken Soup), Ispanak Pirinçleme (Spinach with Rice), Sucuklu Yumurta (Fried Eggs and Sucuk), and Adana Kebab (Spicy Mutton Kebabs). I…
Maftoul bil Sukar (Palestinian Couscous with Sugar and Butter) and Baladi Cookbook Review
Baladi: A Celebration of Food from the Land and Sea, written by Joudie Kalla, features the “wide ranging, vibrant, and truly delicious dishes” of Palestine. Highlights include Halloumi mashwi ma’ bayd (Grilled halloumi, fried eggs, and roasted tomatoes), Salatet hummus bil camun (Cumin and chili chickpea salad), Khubez bil za’atar (Za’atar brioche twists), Salamoun bil…
Çılbır (Turkish Poached Eggs with Yogurt) and Goodbye Washington, D.C.
We left the D.C. area four months ago and I finally got this post together with some of my favorite places! I will also be sharing a recipe for Çılbır, Turkish Poached Eggs with Yogurt, inspired by our meal at Zaytinya. In case you missed it, here are my other goodbye posts for Northern Virginia: Goodby…
Kalāneh (Kurdish Scallion Bread with Brown Butter) and From the Land of Nightingales & Roses Cookbook Review
From the Land of Nightingales and Roses: Recipes from the Persian Kitchen, written by Maryam Sinaiee, features a collection of spectacular seasonal recipes along with an insight into the festivals, traditions, and history surrounding regional Persian cooking. Highlights include Ghōttāb (Almond Turnovers), Kabāb Kūbīdeh (Ground Meat Kebab), Fālūdeh Shīrāzī (Rosewater Sorbet with Rice Noodles and…
Eski Peynirli Hangel (Handkerchief Noodles with Blue Cheese and Butter) and Istanbul & Beyond Cookbook Review
Istanbul & Beyond: Exploring the Diverse Cuisines of Turkey, written by Robyn Eckhardt, features a variety of regional and often lesser known recipes from provinces across Turkey. Highlights include Ay Çöreği (Chocolate-Filled Crescent Pastries), Muhlama (Cheese Fondue with Corn Flour), Doleme (Meatballs with Pumpkin and Spice Butter), Dere Salatasi (Peppery Greens & Tomato Spoon Salad),…
Feasts Cookbook Review and Spicy Halloumi Salad
Feasts: Middle Eastern Food to Savor & Share, written by Sabrina Ghayour, features a variety of fun and unique recipes perfect for family gatherings and entertaining. Highlights include Saffron Roast Potatoes; Eggplant Rolls with Goat Cheese, Herbs & Walnuts; Parsnip & Apple Soup; Raspberry & Pistachio Frozen Yogurt Pots; Tamarind & Honey Pork Ribs; and…
Shai Adeni (Adeni Tea)
Shai Adeni (Shahi Mulaban, Shahi Haleeb, Arabic Shai, Adeni Tea) is a Yemeni tea from the coastal city of Aden flavored with cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk with a bit of sugar. Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you purchase something through the link, I may receive a small commission…
Aushak (Afghan Leek and Scallion Dumplings)
These Aushak (Afghan Leek and Scallion Dumplings) are topped with a spiced meat sauce, dollops of garlicky yogurt, and a sprinkle of thinly sliced fresh mint. After moving to the DC area from the Florida panhandle (and Alabama before that), one of the first things I noticed was the availability of cuisines my new home…
Persepolis Cookbook Review and Keskul-e-Fugara (Turkish Milk and Almond Pudding)
Persepolis: Vegetarian Recipes from Persia and Beyond, written by Sally Butcher, showcases a flavorful assortment of over 150 vegetarian recipes with inspiration from the Middle East, Northern Africa, and the Caucasus. Many are favorites from her London shop and café, Persepolis. Highlights include Su Boregi (Spinach and Almond Pie), Halim (Eggplant Porridge with Brown Butter…
Macaroon Bil Toum (Lebanese Garlic Noodles)
Recipe for Macaroon Bil Toum: The ultimate comfort food for garlic lovers from the mountains of Lebanon. Macaroon Bil Toum (Macaron/Ma3kroun bi Toom) is a rustic dish found in the mountain villages of Lebanon. Little pasta dumplings are boiled until soft and tender, then coated in a lemony garlic sauce called Toum. It is the…
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