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Middle Eastern Cooking, Food - Sociocultural Aspects, European Cooking - General & Miscellaneous, Turkey - Travel
Turkey by Dani Valent, Jim Masters, Perihan Masters β€” book cover

Turkey

by Dani Valent, Jim Masters, Perihan Masters
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Overview

Open wide and sink your teeth into Lonely Planet's new World Food guides. Whether you're hungry for adventure, or a steaming bowl of Vietnamese pho, these guides will satisfy your every craving. Written in an entertaining and opinionated style, these are the definitive culinary guides to the world's major travel destinations. They are an indispensable reference for both adventurous cooks and travellers trying to eat their way through unfamiliar menus and markets. With tantalizing photography throughout, they are also a feast for the eyes.

The pocket-size World Food guides serve up heaping portions of information on everything to do with eating and drinking in a country. They cover the history and evolution of the cuisine, its staples and specialties, and the kitchen philosophy of the people. Lonely Planet opens the doors on home cooking and traditions, showing how food and drink have become integral to personal and national celebrations, and discovering the myriad of regional cuisines that exist in even the most familiar countries.

Turkey
For the traveler, Turkey is a feast even when you're not eating; a banquet of plenty expressed in colors, smells and customs. In this unique guide to the culture of food and drink in Turkey, you'll discover that with every scoop of pilav, or swig of raki, you learn more about the essence of Turkish culture. Afiyet olsun!

This guidebook features:

An exploration of the regional influences which make up Turkish cuisine
An intimate guide to home cooking, traditions and celebrating with food
The definitive culinary dictionary, a quick reference glossary and useful phrases
Tantalizing photography and recipes

Synopsis

The texts in this series offer recipes, cuisine highlights maps, and regional and city maps. As well as containing explorations of regional influences and traditional cooking they provide guides to markets, dining out and celebrating in each country plus a cuisine dictionary.

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Lush photography and tantalizing descriptions of local cuisine set these beautiful pocket guides apart from all of the other guides that juxtapose food and travel. Each guide traces the unique cultural influences that helped shape the culinary traditions of the featured country, with fascinating sidebars on special ingredients and preparation techniques. The best feature of the World Food Guides is the fact that recipes are included, so you can try your hand at making Spanish romesco sauce, Moroccan bastila, or Vietnamese bahn xeo. You'll also find a food glossary, vivid photographs of ingredients and markets, tips and techniques, and much more.

Book Details

Published
June 1, 2000
Publisher
Lonely Planet Publications
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781864500271

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