Burma: Food, Family & Conflict by Bridget Anderson and Stephen Anderson

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  • ISBN 10 8494948008
  • ISBN 13 9788494948008
  • Published Dec 10 2018
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 256
  • Language English
  • Countries Spain
  • Publisher Ma Khin Markets S. L.

Publishers Text

How to get to know Myanmar, a country that until recently has been off limits for all but the briefest of visits? Burma: Food, Family and Conflict combines original historical research, family stories and distinctive regional recipes to give a flavour of life and struggles from colonial Burma to contemporary Myanmar. Co-authored by Bridget Anderson, an academic at the University of Bristol, and her brother, Stephen Anderson, a chef and restaurateur in Valencia, Spain, this book makes Burmese history accessible for a general readership. It draws on the stories of their grandmother, the daughter of an English high court judge and the Burmese woman who rolled his cheroots in the Moulmein bazaar, tracing the shifts from colonialism, to resistance and finally independence. It also provides, quite literally, a taste of history, with easy to follow recipes from the famous Ma Khin Cafe in Valencia. Beautifully designed and illustrated with historical and contemporary photographs it has received accolades from Javier Solana, former Secretary General of Nato and President of the Centre for Global Economy and Geopolitics at ESADE University, Barcelona and Jonathan Miller, Asia Correspondent of Channel 4 News.