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Extractions: Despite the fact that in Middle Eastern dance terms it is apparently not what it once was, Cairo remains a popular destination. As it should. It's still Cairo after all-the pyramids, more than a thousand years of Islamic culture, including some fine architecture, centuries-old souqs, and, of course, the food. Yes, when you've been out sightseeing all day, when you think you'll scream at the sight of another Volkswagon-sized block of yellow stone, when the next person to offer to show you their brother's shop had better hope he has a brother to carry on the family name, when you're in need of refreshments, a chair, and perhaps even a flush toilet the last thing you want is to have a couple of open soft drinks that you don't want plunked down in front of you by a grinning waiter who proclaims, "Welcome in Egypt!" as he proceeds to give you mediocre food at inflated prices and then explains to you why you should be happy to pay so much for this "real Egyptian experience". Cairo is filled with wonderful places to eat where you won't be given mediocre food at inflated prices. However, most of them are not in the ever-popular Khan al-Khalili area, where bus loads of tourists are released by their guides for their daily dose of exotica. Step off that bus and you can tell that every waiter in sight sees you as a fatted sheep waiting to be fleeced.
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Extractions: Rexanne.com Welcome all Newcomers! Oh, we had a fun and happy Easter! The Easter bunny went all out, as usual. What a guy! How did all of you fare? Any memorable moments to share with the rest of our readers? We had the pleasure of my cousin and his wife visiting from Italy with their two children who happen to be the same age as mine. They had a blast together. I love family gatherings, especially ones that involve kids. There's always laughter and kids really know how to have a good time, ya know? No work woes, no pressure ... just heathanistic good times! LOL! Parents, April 27th is "Bring Your Daughters to Work" day! The one day of the year you can get away with it and spend some serious quality time with your daughters. Seeing you at work, realizing exactly what you do every day when you're not playing Mom, is a great experience for our daughters. If your boss objects, he/she is a creep! Either live with it or move on ... ;-) I think we should have a day to bring our sons to work, too. I really do love hearing from you and would especially like to receive feedback about this newsletter. Any comments, suggestions or links to share with fellow readers are always welcome so feel free to drop me an email once in a while! :-)
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Extractions: mushrooms, Carne Cruda on sauces of basil and caviar - unfortunately all this you have to forget in the restaurants on the West Bank. But after a long day in the dust of the desert whom already the sense is after the dishes loved by the longue lizards served by the in-places of the European jet set? However, when the smell of the solid good plain cooking tickles the nose, then a hot hunger becomes from a small. That the restaurants on the west bank offer - good plain cooking, the something improved simple Egyptian cooking. Important thereby are fresh ingredients and of course the "tagen". An earthenware dish, in which vegetables, potatoes in tomato sauce and meat are slowly cooked. Onions and garlic belong to the important ingredients of the most dishes. The main courses as beef, poultry or fish usually are served with vegetable of the season (for example courgettes, fried aubergine, French or haricot beans, spinach or breaded cauliflower), and with the potatoes mentioned and rice, often also with chips and of course salads with bread. New the advent of Pizza and Spaghetti in some restaurants - desired particularly from tourist kids. It is worthwhile itself to trust the Egyptian chefs. Okra taste sudden completely wonderfully. And
Extractions: BIBLIOGRAPHY Middle Eastern Cookbooks Click on the individual titles to see a description Alice's Kitchen : Traditional Lebanese Cooking Linda Dalal Sawaya / 1997 The Arabian Delights Cookbook : Mediterranean Cuisines from Mecca to Marrakesh Anne Marie Weiss-Armush, et al / 1995 The Art of Filo Cookbook Marti Sousanis /1983 Marti Sousanis The Art of Israeli Cooking Aldo Nahoum / 1992 The Art of Syrian Cookery : A Culinary Trip to the Land of Bible History-Syria and Lebanon Helen Corey /1993 The Art of Turkish Cooking Nesret Eren / 1993 Babylonian Cuisine : Chaldean Cookbook from the Middle East Julia Najor /1981 A Biblical Feast, Foods from the Holy Land Kitty Morse / 1998 A Book of Middle Eastern Food Claudia Roden / 1974 Classic Turkish Cooking Ghillie Basan, Jonathan Basan (Photographer) / 1997 Classical Turkish Cooking : Traditional Turkish Food for the American Kitchen Ayla Esen Algar / 1991 The Complete Book of Turkish Cooking Ayla Esen Algar /1996 The Complete Middle East Cookbook Tess Mallos / 1993 The Cooking of the Eastern Mediterranean : 215 Healthy, Vibrant, and Inspired Recipes
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Extractions: a collection of over 100 recipes from Africa, plus information about African cooking, food, gastronomy, culture and history Cooking For Fun-African Recipes Ghana Jollof Rice Kwanzaa Recipes Palava Sauce ... The African Cookbook TO and GOMBOSAUCE Algeria Recipes Algerian American Assoc. of Texas-Recipes Algerian Couscous Algerian Eggplant Jam ... Salade aux poivrons a l'huile d'olive Cape Verdean Foods Ancient Egyptian Recipes Egypt-Recipes for Rice Dishes Egyptian Chocolate Cake Egyptian Cuisine ... Recipes for food and cuisine from Egypt Ethiopia Menu Recipe Ethiopia-recipe from Global Gourmet Ethiopian Berbere Ethiopian Chicken Wot Recipe ... Ethiopian Vegetarian Recipes Kenya-Recipes Kenyan Collards-from iGrandparents Kenyan Recipe Page Kenya Recipes-from Tim and Lara Beth ... Recipes from Kenya LASARY VOATABIA -( Tomato and Scallion Salad ) Madagascar chicken/coconut stew 30 Recipes chosen from the Moroccan cuisine Catalot Moroccan Recipes Chicken and Carrot Tagine Menu from Morocco ...
Egypt Month: Cooking With Tour Egypt - Egypt Recipes And Egyptian Food Egypt Tour Egypt Monthly cooking with Tour Egypt (Egypt recipes and food) a recent visit, she handed me the recipe pages from the May 2001 issue of cooking Light magazine. "Whats This? egyptian Greensand-Chicken Stew" I was very excited when http://www.touregypt.net/magazine/mag5.htm
Egypt: Travel Tips - Food, Drink And The Culinary Arts Of Egypt Travel tips contains information on the culinary arts of Egypt. Find dining customs, native foods, and the elements that make a typical meal. egyptian Home cooking. If you're lucky, you may be invited to dine in an egyptian home. http://interoz.com/egypt/food.htm
Extractions: Food and Drink FOOD AND DRINK In Egypt, dining out can range from stand-up sandwich bars to luxurious five-course meals. You can find small, inexpensive establishments that serve good Egyptian food for only a few pounds. If you're in a hurry, try the local snack bars. While the cubbyholes off the street (which probably have running water) are generally safe. The larger cities even have Western-style fast-food chains like McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken, but they're relatively expensive. In cities both food and water are safe although the change in your diet may produce short-term gastrointestinal upsets. EGYPTIAN MEALS Although Egyptian eating habits may seem erratic, most natives begin the day with a light breakfast of beans (or bean cakes), eggs, and/or pickles, cheeses, and jams. Most families eat their large, starchy lunch around 1400-1700 and follow it with a siesta. They may take a British-style tea at 1700 or 1800 and eat a light supper (often leftovers from lunch) late in the evening. Dinner parties, however, are scheduled late, often no earlier than 2100, with the meal served an hour or two later. In restaurants lunch is normally 1300-1600, dinner 2000-2400. Restaurants In Egypt, as in the rest of the world, restaurants are only as good as the cooks they employ, and cooks seem to be continually changing. For current information on the best restaurants, the expatriate community is unbeatable, and the magazine Cairo Today includes monthly tips listing places to try, and publishes an annual dining guide. Most establishments use native ingredients and will offer fruits and vegetables in season. Menus are in both Arabic and English except in Alexandria, where they are in Arabic and French. In large restaurants, the maitre d'hotel will speak English, French, and possible German, Italian, or Greek. These establishments serve a mixture of international cuisine but often include Egyptian or Middle Eastern fare as well. Most hotels also maintain 24-hour coffee shops.
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Extractions: a collection of over 100 recipes from Africa, plus information about African cooking, food, gastronomy, culture and history Cooking For Fun-African Recipes Ghana Jollof Rice Kwanzaa Recipes Palava Sauce ... The African Cookbook TO and GOMBOSAUCE Algeria Recipes Algerian American Assoc. of Texas-Recipes Algerian Couscous Algerian Eggplant Jam ... Salade aux poivrons a l'huile d'olive Cape Verdean Foods Ancient Egyptian Recipes Egypt-Recipes for Rice Dishes Egyptian Chocolate Cake Egyptian Cuisine ... Recipes for food and cuisine from Egypt Ethiopia Menu Recipe Ethiopia-recipe from Global Gourmet Ethiopian Berbere Ethiopian Chicken Wot Recipe ... Ethiopian Vegetarian Recipes Kenya-Recipes Kenyan Collards-from iGrandparents Kenyan Recipe Page Kenya Recipes-from Tim and Lara Beth ... Recipes from Kenya LASARY VOATABIA -( Tomato and Scallion Salad ) Madagascar chicken/coconut stew 30 Recipes chosen from the Moroccan cuisine Catalot Moroccan Recipes Chicken and Carrot Tagine Menu from Morocco ...
Egypt: Recipes For Food And Cuisin From Egypt Collection of egyptian recipes including dishes such as Bamya, kofta, basbusa, swarma, and kishk.Category Home cooking African egyptian Recipe Collections The egyptian's basic food and drink, bread and beer, were made from the main In ordinaryfamilies the cooking was done by the housewife, but larger households http://www.touregypt.net/recipes/
Extractions: The variety of Egyptian recipes is endless. They go back a very long way. As a result of subsequent colonization, foreign influence is somewhat present, specially from the Turkish cuisine (it is understandable after more than 300 years of Turkish presence in Egypt). The "Pashas" living in Cairo mainly employed the natives as help and cooks. Their kitchen doors opened to us with their culinary secrets and, hence, Turkish food became part of ours. Recipes gathered here are those known to the common Egyptian ,irrelevant of their origin. Their names in Arabic are the ones we all know and use. Ingredients used are very easily found in Middle East/Oriental specialty stores. Ancient Egyptian Food and Drink The Egyptians were very secure in that the Nile valley always yielded enough to feed the country, even when famine was present in other nearby parts of the world. The Egyptian's basic food and drink, bread and beer, were made from the main crops they grew, wheat and barely. There were many types of bread ,including pastries and cakes. Since there was no sugar, honey was used as a sweetener by the rich, and poor people used dates and fruit juices. Egyptians liked strong-tasting vegetables such as garlic and onions. They thought these were good for the health. They also ate peas and beans ,lettuce, cucumbers, and leeks. Vegetables were often served with an oil and vinegar dressing. Figs, dates, pomegranates and grapes were the only fruits that could be grown in the hot climate. The rich could afford to make wine from their grapes.
Extractions: Originally published in Egypt, this ever popular guide to Egyptian cooking has now been revised for a North American audience. Egyptian cuisine is a combination of several, Mediterranean culinary traditions, mainly Turkish, Palestinian, Lebanese, Greek and Syrian. Almost 400 recipes, all adapted for the North American kitchen, represent the best of authentic Egyptian family cooking. Some recipes included are 'Arnabit musa a'a (Moussaka cauliflower), Samak bi-l-tahina (Fish with tahina sauce), Kosa matbukha bi-l-zabadi (Zucchini stewed in yogurt), and Lahma mu'assaga (Savory Minced Beef). The chapters included are Mezze, Breakfast, Main Courses, Sweets and Desserts, Beverages, Kitchen Utensils, and Spices. This classic cookbook also includes a glossary of Arabic names for ingredie
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Extractions: The African kitchen is traditionally outside or in a separate building apart from the sleeping and living quarters. By far the most traditional and to this day the most common sight in an African kitchen is a large swing blackpots filled with meat, vegetables, and spices simmering over a fire. The pot usually sits on three stones arranged in a triangle, and the fire slowly consumes three pieces of wood that meet at a point under the pot.
