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For those cooks who already possess a solid knowledge of Middle Eastern and North African cooking, Salloum and Peters go one step further. They feature some rather esoteric dishes of cultural interest. Even if these offerings are not the most appealing selections for a menu plan, they provide a more complete view of the overall fare. And although all the popular, traditional dishes, such as hummus, are included, a variety of recipes allows for comparisons. Syrian and Lebanese versions might be featured alongside Palestinian and Jordanian recipes for a similar dish, illustrating different seasonings or ingredients peculiar to the region mentioned in the respective recipes. With fare from Algeria to Yemen, Salloum and Peters offer plenty of possibilities for engaging culinary adventures.
Alice Joyce
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Over 300 recipes from countries throughout the Middle East and North Africa provide a strong representation of cultural influences and unusual dishes. From an elaborate Moroccan Pie packed with onion, almonds, cinnamon and chicken to Eggplant and Cheese Casserole, this is a lovely regional guide to the area's finest dishes for experienced cooks. --
Midwest Book Review
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