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Are you looking for a complete Polish And Lebanese cookbook?In this 2 books in 1 by Adele Tyler you will learn how to prepare over 150 recipes with traditional dishes from Poland and Lebanon.

In the first book, PolishCookbook, you will discover 77 recipes for traditional Polish food.

Located in between the Central Europe and the Nordic Countries, Poland is land rich of history that lived in depth every major turnaround in the European scene across the centuries.

As it happens for every country with such history - another notable example would be Italy - also the culinary landscape is rich of contamination and in many Polish dishes is clear the touch given by one cuisine or another.

The Polish cuisine is rich and high in calories, similar to Nordic Countries and Russia, given the extreme temperature that can be reached during winter. Summer, though, is warm enough in a perfect Central European style, allowing to add into the menu several fresh dishes, vegetables and cucumbers.

The most famous dish is surely Pierogi, the Polish dumplings well known worldwide, but from chicken soups to cabbage rolls, pancakes and delicious cookies, the traditional recipes from Poland will not disappoint you.

In Polish Cookbook by Adele Tyler Blanc you will learn:

  • 70 recipes for preparing at home tradition Polish recipes
  • 70 recipes easy to make with ingredients that can be found in the local supermarkets
  • History and traditions of polish cuisine

If you want to explore a new way of cooking coming directly from Europe, this cookbook is for you.

In the second book, LebaneseCookbook, you will find over 77 recipes for traditional Lebanese food.

Falafel. Hummus. Baklava. Arak. This short words are the very core of one of the most appreciated cuisine in the world: the Lebanese cuisine.

Lebanon is a small country in the middle-eastern area, with shores on the Mediterranean Sea, and its cooking tradition is rooted in the history of human kind. Roman, Greek, Persian, Arab and Byzantine culture heavily influenced the Lebanese food and traditions, making it a melting pot of different flavors and cooking methods.

The main ingredients are vegetables and grains, with a wide usage of spices, but a generally low consumption of meat, mostly in form of chicken and lamb. The traditional Lebanese table resembles the Spanish Tapas or Italian Aperitivo, with small dishes, often grilled, baked or lightly cooked in olive oil. Dishes like Hummus - a delicious sauce made with chickpea, tahini sauce and olive oil - and falafel are known worldwide and can be found everywhere from street food trucks to Michelin starred restaurants.

In Lebanese Cookbook by Adele Tyler you will learn:

  • History of Lebanese cuisine
  • How to cook 77 traditional Lebanese recipes
  • Authentic recipes for Hummus, Falafel, Baklava and more
  • Mediterranean recipes for spicy dishes and amazing flavors

If you like complex flavors and enjoy spicy and entertaining meals, this cookbook is for you.

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POLISH

COOKBOOK

77 Recipes for Preparing at Home Traditional Dishes from Poland

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Introduction

Food is considered to be one of the most important aspects of human life in the whole world. Many fights and wars have been fought in the past on the basis of food distribution or to remove hunger and poverty from a certain land. As food is considered to be very important for each and every individual in the world, we need to discover various cuisines of the world and learn how that particular cuisine differentiates from the others.

Polish cuisine is one of the best and healthy cuisines in the world. This book contains all the knowledge you need to know regarding the different aspects of the Polish cuisine. You will learn the detailed history and origin of Polish food. There are various interesting facts about Polish food that will enhance your knowledge of this healthy and mouthwatering cuisine. According to the science of nutrition and dietetics, Polish food is considered to be healthy and can instigate weight loss in the body. There are many other health benefits of Polish food that have been discussed later in the book.

You can prepare Polish food at home by learning the list of various ingredients that you will need to start cooking. There are various health benefits of cooking polish food at home, and you will learn all of these benefits when you go through this extraordinary book. This book contains over 77 different breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert, and snack recipes that are eaten by Polish people living all around the world. You can easily start cooking at home with the detailed instructions present below each recipe. So, start reading and start cooking today!

Chapter 1: Introduction to Polish Food

Polish cuisine has emerged as the most important and healthy cuisine in Europe. There are various exotic flavors in Polish cuisine for example the sharp taste of mustard plants, the yummy taste of fermented baked goods. Polish cuisine is different from the other European cuisine because they use pickles as an important part of their meal.

The most famous Polish food, pierogi, needs no presentation of any kind. It appears to be that pierogi ruskie, or the adored dumplings loaded down with potatoes and cheddar, are perhaps the most famous assortments both in Poland and abroad. Pierogi with meat fillings is the mainstream dish which includes pork, ham meat, and chicken, as well as veal, frequently added with bacon. More refined variants accompany sheep, duck or goose meat.

1.1 History and Origin of Polish Food

Poland is situated at the intersection of shipping lanes among Europe and Asia. Dealers from inaccessible terrains used to come to Poland for gold and to exchange colorful flavors and extraordinary culinary thoughts.

Various impacts have made Polish food exceptionally wealthy in flavors. It is not hard to track down hints of the oriental, sweet, and hot taste of Jewish food. The Lithuanians showed the polish people the extraordinary specialty of dry-preserving meat, giving them dried frankfurters, for example, kindziuk.

Like the Ukrainians, the polish people love to eat dumplings. French cooking has impacted the heavenly treats of Poland. The local food of Poland is a flavorful mix of traditional and modern customs. Polish people have consistently had astounding natural items also, for example, Polish salt, which comes from the renowned mines in Wieliczka and Bochnia close to Krakw.

Verifiably, Polish timberlands have been plentiful in wild game and were home to nectar creating honey bees. This made Polish food wealthy in honey, and Polish nectar was sought after item all through the Europe . Today, nectar making is encountering a renaissance, and numerous fantastic enormous beehives produce nectar of remarkable quality in an assortment of flavors. It is generally presented with curds and cottage cheese.

The nature's bounty is evident in much of the Polish cooking. The most commonly used cereals are wheat and rye, which have been used for baking fantastic Polish breads for centuries. Their recipes are also known for using fish . A wide assortment of vegetables was added into the Polish table by the Italy born Polish sovereign Bona Sforza. They are served crude as a plate of mixed greens or bubbled and finished off with breadcrumbs caramelized in margarine. Our accomplishment, notwithstanding, is the great choice of soups which are usually more than 200 varieties. Cucumber pickles are one of the most loved dish of Polish food . Today, young cooks are mixing the traditional and extremely old practices of Polish food with contemporary culinary patterns, making innovative however traditional Polish flavors.

1.2 Interesting Facts about Polish Food

Following are some interesting facts about Polish food:

  • Polish food is quite possibly the most delectable cooking styles in Europe and the entire world. Polish food is ideal for the individuals who desire comfort food sources. Conventional Polish food is exceptionally easy to make and it tastes undoubtedly tasty.
  • In the medieval times, Polish food was clearly dependent on wheat, meat, natural products, spices, nectar, and flavors. Everything was available nearby and outgrew Polish soil. In those times, Polish food was very zesty and calorific.
  • Meat, fish, and vegetables were protected with salt or by the sun-drying cycle. The polish people often utilized the maturation and pickling techniques also . During the partitions, many additions of other countries influenced Polish cuisine. Finally, Polish food is the effect of best cooking traditions of neighboring nations.
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