The Science of Spice: Understand Flavor Connections and Revolutionize Your Cooking by Dr. Stuart Farrimond

    • Categories: Spice / herb blends & rubs; North African; Syrian
    • Ingredients: cumin seeds; sesame seeds; dried oregano; sumac
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Notes about this book

  • KatieK1 on June 24, 2025

    This book is not properly set up as an ebook. I'm returning it.

  • mjes on September 05, 2021

    Ejjeh with courgette, feta, and dill and black lime harissa (pg 112) This Lebanese omelette is a zucchini and feta omelette seasoned with herbs and harissa. A terrific omelette in or out of the suggested pita.

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Date and tamarind granita with caramelized pineapple

    • Gilbatron on December 15, 2025

      Really delicious! Suggested as an appetizer, but it definitely works as a dessert. If you can't find a seedless tamarind block, use 200g with seeds.

  • Spiced Filipino adobo with chicken and pork

    • steven_86ksfl on January 29, 2026

      Very pleasant dish really lovely balance of spice . Will definitely make again !!

  • Durban beef bunny chow

    • stacylynnwinnie on September 21, 2025

      I bought a loaf of Jamaican Hard Bread and it was perfect for this. It was pretty spicy which I usually like but might cut down the spice next time. I had an opened box of beef broth to use up so I deglazed the pan with along the way. I got beef chuck but might try a different stew meat next time. I cooked this in my Le Creuset French oven. I served it with a side of curry roasted cauliflower.

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