The Gaza Kitchen by Maggie Schmitt - ISBN: 9781682570968
Paperback
Discover Gaza’s vibrant cuisine: stories, photos, and 130 authentic recipes.

The Gaza Kitchen

A Palestinian Culinary Journey

$52.99

  • Paperback

    336 pages

  • Release Date

    23 August 2021

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Summary

This new edition of an award-winning cookbook shares with readers the little-known but distinctive cuisine of the Gaza region of Palestine, presenting 130 recipes collected by the authors from Gaza. Cooks will find great, kitchen-tested recipes for spicy stews, piquant dips, fragrantly flavored fish dishes, and honey-drenched desserts. They will also be entranced by the hundreds of beautiful photos of Gazan cooks, farmers, and fresh-produce merchants at work, and by the numerous in-kitchen in…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781682570968
ISBN-10:1682570967
Author:Maggie Schmitt, Laila El-Haddad
Publisher:PM Press
Imprint:Just World Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:336
Release Date:23 August 2021
Weight:993g
Dimensions:254mm x 215mm x 9mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

“A classic of world food.” –Antony Bourdain

“Intriguing, homely, and delicious.” –Claudia Roden

“The recipes and stories are magically woven together, inspiring to read, to cook, and to eat.” –Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi

About The Author

Maggie Schmitt

Laila El-Haddad is an award-winning writer, public speaker, and social activist. She is the co-editor of Gaza Unsilenced (2015) and the author of Gaza Mom: Palestine, Politics, Parenting, and Everything In Between (2010). Born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents from Gaza, she currently lives in Clarksville, Maryland with her husband and their three children.

Maggie Schmitt is a writer, researcher, translator, educator, and social activist. She holds a B.A. from Harvard in Literature and has conducted advanced graduate studies in Social Anthropology and Mediterranean Studies at the Universidad Autnoma de Madrid. Schmitt works in various media-writing, production, photography, video-exploring the daily practices of ordinary people as a way of understanding political and social realities in the Mediterranean region.

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