The Oldest Kitchen in the World: 4,000 Years of Middle Eastern Cooking by Matay de Mayee

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    • Categories: Stews & one-pot meals; Main course; Middle Eastern
    • Ingredients: eggplants; ground beef; yellow onions; garlic; tomato paste; ground allspice; turmeric; ground cumin; paprika; chili powder; sunflower oil; tomatoes; Arborio rice; pine nuts
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  • Spiced ground meat (Kabab)

    • Nichill on September 07, 2025

      This was delicious. I made a double tray of them to take for my brother-in-law to BBQ. They smelled amazing to him raw when the cover was removed, held together very well during cooking, and ate very well with the cucumber and yoghurt salad shown top left.

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  • ISBN 10 1962098087
  • ISBN 13 9781962098083
  • Published Sep 24 2024
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 224
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Tra Publishing

Publishers Text

Discover the oldest, most authentic cuisine in the world in this unique cookbook that explores the basis of all cuisines in the Middle East.

From the world's oldest recorded cuneiform recipes, some 4,000 years ago, there is a straight line to the kitchen of Smuni Turan. Her recipes have been collected by her son in this cookbook. The Oldest Kitchen in the World describes both the oldest cuisine in the world and the culture of the Assyrians. Now scattered all over the world, they all still speak dialects of Aramaic, and more importantly: they still cook the dishes that all Middle Eastern kitchens are indebted to.

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