Includes bibliographical references (pages 280-281) and index.
Contents:
Iran: Nashta, food to begin the day with ; Everyday comfort food & small dishes ; The anatomy of an Iranian feast ; By-or instead of-the tea -- In Between: Recipes from the Levant & Eastern Mediterranean -- Italy: The market & the pantry: a few simple dishes ; An appreciation of aperitivo ; Il pranzo della domenica & other celebrations ; Coffee, merenda & other indulgences -- Suggested Menus.
Summary:
"Beloved food writer + photographer: Saghar runs a popular blog, Lab Noon, and has 22k followers across various platforms. Her writing has appeared in Food52, Conde Nast Traveler, and National Geographic. Over 80 recipes from Iran to Italy & in between: Take a culinary road trip from the streets of Tehran to Rome's bustling city center and many beautiful, flavorful locations in between. Includes suggested menus. Vibrant, evocative food & location photography: Mouthwatering food photos and stunning location shots transport readers to Iran, the Levant, Eastern Mediterranean, and Italy. Limited edition recipe cards: Accounts will receive a free recipe card featuring a recipe and image from Pomegranates & Artichokes to offer to consumers who purchase the book in-store or pre-order before the on-sale date. Accounts can request one free recipe card per copy of the book ordered. While supplies last. Key demographics: There are likely over 1 million Iranian Americans today, about 0.3% of the U.S population. Key States include California (about 50%) New York/ New Jersey (9.1%), the Washington D.C area (8.3%) and Texas (6.7%). Major metropolitan areas include Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and New York City. Italian Americans take up about 4.98% of the U.S (16.5 million people.) Of that population, 14% live in New York state, and then Pennsylvania, New Jersey, California and Florida each contain a 7-8% portion. Key metropolitan areas include New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Detroit, Cleveland and Rochester. About 14% of the U.S population was born in a foreign country, almost 45 million people"-- Provided by publisher.
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