The great River Nile was the source of life for the ancient Egyptians, annually flooding its banks to leave behind some of the most fertile soil on earth. The favourite dishes of the Egyptian people are some of the oldest and simplest, based on wholesome ingredients such as honey, dates, raisins, nuts, beans, whole wheat grains, cumin, garlic, mint and lemon. This charming small book introduces these dishes, beautifully illustrated with full-colour images of food and feasting drawn from original paintings on walls and papyrus. It is a practical cookbook which reinterprets for the modern cook a fascinating selection of delicious recipes to help you create food fit for pharaohs.
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This book is not the over the top Pharaoh banquets of complicated 'special' dishes that I expected from the title. It is a good simple guide for an historical Egyptian themed dinner,as well as tasty everyday food. Claudia Roden has set the benchmark for Middle Eastern food - but this book from British Museum Press is a 'lite' introduction. It is nicely presented, (a souvenir?), with only 35 practical recipes.
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