Mediterranean Cooking

Mediterranean Cooking by Paula Wolfert, published by Harper Collins on October 7, 1994, is a revised edition that explores the diverse culinary traditions of the Mediterranean region. This 320-page book features over 150 authentic recipes, including 75 new additions, showcasing the rich aromas, flavors, and textures from countries such as France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Morocco, and Tunisia. Each recipe is organized by nationality and course, providing a structured approach for those looking to create a complete Mediterranean meal. The book also includes details on necessary equipment and approximate preparation and cooking times.
Readers will discover a variety of dishes that highlight the healthful aspects of Mediterranean cuisine, which emphasizes fruits, vegetables, grains, and the use of olive oil and red wine. The recipes range from Spinach and Cheese Dumplings with Gorgonzola Sauce to Honey Walnut Cake, reflecting the region’s culinary diversity. Additionally, the book offers a list of suppliers for ingredients that may not be readily available, making it accessible for home cooks. Wolfert’s expertise in Mediterranean cooking is evident throughout, making this edition a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring this flavorful and health-conscious cooking style.
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“This revised edition of ‘Mediterranean Cooking’ celebrates the sensuous pleasures and “Big Taste” of cooking in the various styles of the countries surrounding the world’s largest inland sea. In more than 150 authentic recipes (75 of them brand new), Wolfert reveals the aromas, flavors, and textures of this bountiful area, which includes coastal France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Morocco, Tunisia, and other neighboring countries. Recipes are indexed by nationality and course for those who wish to serve a complete Mediterranean meal from a particular country or region. Each recipe states the equipment needed and gives approximate times for preparation and cooking. There is also a list of suppliers of ingredients that may not be locally available. Wolfert’s culinary expertise, for which she has been hailed by Food & Wine magazine as the “Mistress of the Mediterranean,”is evident in the stylish and informative way she presents each delicious recipe. Among the dishes included in this sumptuous volume are Spinach and Cheese Dumplings with Gorgonzola Sauce, Roast Pork with Oranges, Couscous in the Style of Tangier, and Honey Walnut Cake. In addition to being fresh and delicious, the cuisine of this sunny region is lower in saturated fats and higher in fiber than most other cooking styles. The focus on fruits, vegetables, and grains rather than meat and the reliance on red wine and olive oil are believed to contribute to the long, healthy lives of the Mediterranean peoples. Paula Wolfert’s reputation as one of the world’s preeminent food writers and cookbook authors, combined with her acute knowledge of the Mediterranean region, makes this book a mandatory addition to the kitchen of anyone who cares about eating well.”–
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