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Arabic Cooking:     more books (41)

The Art of Decorating with Fruits and Vegetables (English, Arabic, French) by Chef Antoine Beino, 2004 The Cuisine of Iraq and Other Middle Eastern Recipes Cookbook by Safa Abdulla Toma, Sabria Farid Toma, 2010-01-24 Healthy Vegetable Recipes (Arabic Edition) by Lana Fayed, 2005-08-17 A Taste of Arabia by Jessie Parker, 2009 A Baghdad Cookery Book (n) by Muhammad Ibn Al-Hasan Al-Baghdadi, 2006-01 Royal Dishes of Baghdad

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41. AlphaDictionary * Free Arabic Dictionary - Free Arabic Grammar
    ABC of Arabic Cuisine A glossary of arabic cooking. Al Misbar Translation English words translated into Arabic. Includes various options.  
    http://www.alphadictionary.com/directory/Languages/Afro,045Asiatic/Arabic/

42. GourmetSleuth.com The Gourmet Food And Cooking Resource
    Arabic Slice (collection) is a web site devoted to arabic cooking. Recipes are quite detailed with photographs. Includes a good spice chart of typical  
    http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/ListWebSites.asp?RunReport=Run Report&SelStart1=MID

43. Cooking With BJ - Cuisine
    Arabic • Breads • Chicken • Chutneys / Dips • Daal • Desserts • Drinks • Grills /BBQ • Mutton/Beef Cooking with BJ.com © 2001 all rights reserved  
    http://cookingwithbj.com/recipe/cuisine.php?cName=Arabic

44. NVCC | Annandale Campus | Foreign Languages | Arabic
    This site has a glossary of terms and contains a brief history of the roots of arabic cooking. Quick Arabic Recipes at About.com  
    http://www.nvcc.edu/annandale/langlit/flg/arabic/culture.htm

45. Arabic Af San Francisco State University
    A Guide to Good Cooking This website shares the information about the terms of food definitions of arabic cooking with explanations of unfamiliar words  
    http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~arabic/links.html

46. Article 4 - Free Site Template By Finerdesign.com
    Seriously, if you’re not already familiar with arabic cooking, you’re in for a treat. The Arabic speaking world is famous for its great cuisine and its  
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47. Online Dictionary Of Cooking And Food Terms
    Look up cooking and food related terms in our searchable online dictionary. etc., and in arabic cooking (called hale) as an accompaniment to coffee.  
    http://www.cafecreosote.com/dictionary.php3?searchTerms=&letter=&pos=120

48. Middle Eastern Recipes
    Traditional arabic cooking by Miriam A. Hashimi Hardcover 200 pages, $27.95 Publisher Garnet Pub Ltd; ISBN 1873938039; (September 1997)  
    http://www.joyofbellydancing.com/recipes.htm
    
    Extractions: Middle Eastern Recipes There is something about Middle Eastern food that I just love. The spices, flavors and the aroma coming from the kitchen when my husband is cooking is to die for, not to mention the pastries. Below are some of my favorite recipes along with links to other sites that specialize in Middle Eastern cuisine. Enjoy! Place all ingredients, except for parsley, olive oil and simmaq, in a blender and add enough water to just below the level of the garbanzos. Turn on puree and blend well, If thinner consistency is desired, add more water. Garnish edge of serving dish with finely chopped parsley. Mound 1 tablespoon of whole garbanzo beans in center with a few leaves of parsley. Place pickle slice and olive in the middle of dip.

49. The Muslims Internet Directory: Business And Economy/Food
    A glossary of arabic cooking terms. (Added Aug,26,02, Hits 65, Detailed Views 16, Recommended 0, Votes 0). Rate Recommend Review Bookmark Error Details  
    http://2muslims.com/directory/Business_And_Economy/Food/index.shtml
    
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50. Islamic Directory Of Islam, Quran, Hadith, Muhammad (pbuh
    hawaaworld.com Arabic A specialized site for Muslim women, offering Islamic forums, arabic cooking directory, links to similar sites, Fatawa,  
    http://www.islamicfinder.org/index.php?sid=305777603&cat=59&start=40&t=sub_pages

51. Virtual Foreign Language Classroom: Arabic Language & Culture
    There are many countries and territories where Arabic is spoken by some of the of terms and contains a brief history of the roots of arabic cooking.  
    http://www.nv.cc.va.us/vflc/arabic.htm
    
    Extractions: The purpose of the Arabic page is to virtually connect you students, faculty, staff, and community membersto the Arabic-speaking world. Here you will be linked to sites relating to culture, instruction, and other Arabic resources that we hope will enhance your learning of Arabic and allow you to bring Arabic out of the classroom and into your world. Last Modified: May 10, 2002 HOME TOUR SITE INDEX ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ... VCCS ONLINE DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE DIRECTORY s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

52. Lebanon Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide
    Arabic and French are the official languages in Lebanon although Arabic is the best aspects of Turkish and arabic cooking and given them a French spin.  
    http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/middle_east/lebanon/culture.htm
    
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53. Online Islamic Store .com
    Includes good basic history of arabic cooking, Arab terms for various ingredients (along with full explanations), and a number of recipes.  
    http://onlineislamicstore.com/b4319.html

54. Travel & Encounter In The Holy Land - Eight Reasons To Go To Palestine This Summ
    Seriously, if you re not already familiar with arabic cooking, you re in for a treat. The Arabic speaking world is famous for its great cuisine and its  
    http://travel.holylandtrust.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=14

55. Chez Marco's Lebanese Restaurant And Italian Deli In The Tampa Bay Area
    eastern cooking lebanese cooking lebanese cuisine arabian recipes arabic cooking middle eastern recipe arabian foods lebanese recipe arab recipes arabic  
    http://www.chezmarco.com/
    
    Extractions: Tampa Catering for Weddings and Corporate events is provided by Chez Marco's.We are professional Tampa Caterers... Lebanese Restaurant Tampa and Italian Deli in New Port Richey... Chez Marco's / Amarando's is a Family Owned and Operated Deli, Restaurant and Convenience Store. Our Deli provides you with the finest products featuring Boar's Head so that you and your family are provided with meats and cheeses that contain no by-products,fillers, and no artificial flavors or colors at competitive prices; as well as Fresh Mozarella and Italian Sausage on a daily basis with the best fresh Italian bread around, plus we offer you Veal, Pork and Chicken cutlets along with Meat or Chicken K-Bob marinated and ready to be grilled . Don't forget to ask about our pastry section featuring Cannoli, Baklava Tira Misu and other tasty Italian and Lebanese sweets.

56. Spice Pages: Coriander Seeds And Cilantro (Coriadrum Sativum)
    arabic cooking makes use of both coriander leaves and fruits. Zhoug (or zhug ?), a spicy paste typical for Yemeni cookery, is a recipe that contains  
    http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/Cori_sat.html
    
    Extractions: Plant part Family Aroma Constituents ... noframes Synonyms Coriander plant with flowers. Note the two different leaf shapes. Coriander field Coriander plants Coriander flowers Coriander flower and leaves pharm Fructus Coriandri Albanian Koriand«r e kultivuar Amharic Dimbilal Arabic Kusbarah, Kuzbarah Armenian Kinj, Ginj Azeri Keşniş Bengali Dhoney Bulgarian Koriandur Burmese Nan nan zee (fruits) , Nan nan bin (herb) , Naunau Catalan Celi ndria, Coriandre Chinese Fan Yan Sui, Wan-Swee, Yan Shi, Yuen sai Chinese (Mandarin) [fān yu¡n suÄ«], [hº suÄ«], [xiāng c i], [xiāng suÄ«], [yu¡n suÄ«], [yu¡n xÄ«] Hu sui, Yuan sui, Yuan xi, Yan shi, Fan yuan sui, Xiang cai, Xiang sui Croatian Korijandar Czech Koriandr, Koriandr set½ Danish Coriander Dutch Ketoembar, Koriander English Coriander, Chinese parsley, Indian parsley (herb) Esperanto Koriandro Estonian Aedkoriander, Koriander

57. Spice Pages: Allspice (Pimenta Dioica/officinalis)
    The original Arabic word, bahar “spice”, is rarely used in the however, much in line with arabic cooking style; it is rather surprising that  
    http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/Pime_dio.html
    
    Extractions: Plant part Family Aroma Constituents ... noframes Synonyms bot Pimenta officinalis Lindl., Pimenta officinalis Berg pharm Fructus Amomi Fructus Pimentae Arabisch Bhar hub wa na'im, Tawabil halua, Fulful ifranji halu, Bahar halu; Fulful mexik ( Algeria Armenian Tarabghbegh, Darapghpegh Basque Jamaikako piperbeltz Bulgarian Bakhar Chinese (Mandarin) [duō xiāng guǒ], [yº gu¬ zǐ], [bǎi w¨i hº jiāo] Duo xiang guo, Yu gui zi, Bai wei hu jiao Croatian Piment Czech Jamajsk½ pepř, Nov© kořen­, Pimentovn­k prav½, Hřeb­Äkov½ pepř Danish Alleh¥nde Dutch Jamaica peper, Piment English Jamaica pepper, Myrtle pepper, Pimento, Newspice Esperanto Pimento Estonian Harilik pimendipuu, V¼rts, Piment Finnish Maustepippuri French Piment, Piment Jama¯que, Poivre aromatique, Toute-©pice, Poivre de la Jama¯que Galician Pementa de Xamaica German Piment, Neugew¼rz, Allgew¼rz, Nelkenpfeffer, Jamaicapfeffer, Englisches Gew¼rz Greek Pimenta racemosa Bahari, Aromatopeperi, Piperi Iama¯kis, Pimenta, Pimento; Dafni kara¯vikis (

58. Medieval Cookbooks -- An Annotated Bibliography
    A fair bit of general information on medieval arabic cooking. Additionally it is very good from a modern viewpoint, with lovely color pictures showing what  
    http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/articles/food_bibliography.html
    
    Extractions: Last updated: Jan 15, 2003. This is an annotated bibliography of books I own that deal with medieval/renaissance food or foodways.  It does not claim to be a complete listing of all that it out there, but rather a reasonable start. As a safe rule of thumb, any cookbook which gives modern redactions but NOT the original is probably not worth much.  Even when the original is giving look at the redaction carefully. Why did the author make the decisions he did when redacting the recipe? Ackerman, Roy, THE CHEF'S APPRENTICE. Headline. Great Britain. 1988. Recipes from 6 period of times, (Roman through late 19th/early 20th century).  The original recipes are NOT given; only modern redactions.  Some out of period ingredients are used.  Lots of interesting information about food/foodways of the time. Still, NOT RECOMMENDED. Adamson, Melitta Weiss. FOOD IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Garland Publishing. NY. 1995. This is a series of articles on various aspects of medieval food. Each article has a different focus. No recipes, just information. RECOMMENDED

59. Iraq Eating The Iraqi Way
    Iraqi food is rich and diverse, incorporating spices typical of arabic cooking, such as saffron and mint. Extra food is usually cooked in case of surprise  
    http://cp.settlement.org/english/iraq/eating.html
    
    Extractions: E ATING THE I RAQI W AY I raqi food is rich and diverse, incorporating spices typical of Arabic cooking, such as saffron and mint. Extra food is usually cooked in case of surprise visitors, while expected guests are treated to many elaborate dishes. People eat their evening meal around 8:00 p.m. Most cooking is done on gas or paraffin-oil stoves, though in the cities, people often own microwave ovens to help shorten cooking time. T he preferred meats in Iraq are lamb, beef, goat, mutton and poultry; Muslims do not eat pork or pork products. As in other Middle Eastern countries, Iraqi meat dishes often combine vegetables and rice. Iraqui cooking uses two varieties of rice: amber rice in the north, and neggaza in the south. Popular main courses include kebabs, which are skewered chunks of grilled meat; quzi , roasted and stuffed lamb; and kubba , which is minced meat with nuts, raisins and spices. Masgouf is a special dish made from fish that live in the Tigres river. Another popular dish is tripe , a dish made of cow's stomach; there are a number of tripe restaurants in the cities. Most meals are accompanied by flat rounds of bread (samoons) F or dessert, people enjoy some of Iraq's local fruits, rice pudding, Turkish Delight, sesame cookies, or

60. Eight Reasons To Go To Palestine This Summer. As You Look Ahead To
    Seriously, if you’re not already familiar with arabic cooking, you’re in for a treat. The Arabic speaking world is famous for its great cuisine  
    http://www.pngo.net/events/palestine_summer_encounter_2005.htm
    
    Extractions: The Palestine Summer Encounter is a one-to-two month Arabic-training and volunteer program starting on June 12th, 2005. The purpose of the program is to create a dialogue between members of the global community and Palestinians. During these two months, participants will learn Arabic with an intensive and competitive language-training program, partner with Palestinian non-profit organizations as volunteers and have the opportunity to participate in 8 separate weekend excursions to visit Hebron, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Haifa and Jericho, the Dead Sea and other important sites throughout the region. The program is open to all interested participants.

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