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This dish makes a delicious side dish or snack. Not sure of origins, but it is found in North Africa areas. The Moroccan mashed spice mixture blend of garlic, cumin, cayenne pepper in olive oil that... Read more
It’s not uncommon these days to see a city’s best local foods represented in its sports stadiums: Tony Luke’s iconic...


Are you hungry for more? All over EYW you’ll see books we recommend for more information about a particular region—whether a cookbook for its cuisine, a travel guidebook or memoir, or even a good old-fashioned novel set within its borders. Below are a few of our favorites. Get over to Amazon and check them out!
A great read long before the film Julie & Julia reintroduced it, Julia Childs’s memoir recounting her love affair with France (and her husband Paul) is filled with endearing wonder and wide-eyed respect for a culture and cuisine she would later adopt as her own. She writes simply, clearly, and with such contagious enthusiasm—notably, where exquisitely rich French food and wine is concerned—that you may find yourself booking your own trip to Paris by book’s end.
A smart, entertaining read from novelist Barbara Kingsolver, whose family spends a year in Virginia eating strictly locavore—mostly from their own garden and chicken coop—for this book. Includes recipe ideas for seasonal produce.
A new anthology of food essays, published by Lonely Planet books, edited by travel legend Don George, and featuring pieces from the likes of Jan Morris, Pico Iyer, Anthony Bourdain, and Tim Cahill. Subtitle: Life-changing food adventures from around the world. If anything will inspire you to write your own Food Memories, this is it!
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