Soomaaliya: Food, Memory, And Migration: A Cookbook

Soomaaliya: Food, Memory, And Migration: A Cookbook

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75 Recipes Spanning Cherished Classics And Modern Interpretations, Bringing The Soul Of Somali Cooking To The World Stage.Known By Many Names, The Cape Of Spices, The Nation Of Poets, And The Land Of Cinnamon, Somalia Is Nestled In The Horn Of Africa And Is Blessed With Fertile Fields, Rich In Spices, And Endowed With The Longest Coastline In Mainland Africa. This Location And Natural Abundance Have Made Somalia A Corridor Between East And West, And A Central Point In Global Trade And Migration, Dating Back Millennia.In Soomaaliya, Ifrah F. Ahmed Tells The Story Of Her Country Through Its History, Its Food, And Its People. SomaliaS Role In The Spice Trade Yields Xawaash, The Most Distinctive Of Somali Flavors, A Heady Blend Of Cumin, Coriander, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Cloves, And Turmeric ThatS Used In Everything From Marinades To Stews. Cardamom Also Finds Its Ways Into Thin, Fragrant Crepes, Sweet Fried Beignets Called Bur, And Bariis, Rice Spiced With Cardamom And Cumin. This Rice Is Paired Hilib Ari, Tender Goat Meat Stew That Is A Product Of SomaliaS Deep Roots In Herding And Agrarianism. Baasto, Or Pasta, A Relic Of The Italian Colonial Rule, Is Served With A Range Of Simple Tomato Sauces To Ragus. The Bountiful Waters Supply Fish Freshly Caught And Fried. And For Afternoon Tea, A Pot Of Spiced Shaah, Served With Thick Slices Doolsho, An Aromatic Cardamom Cake. These Are A Just A Few Of The Over 70 Recipes Included That Introduce The Foundational Flavors And Tastes Of The Somali Palate.Through Profiles Of Food Producers, Writers, And Chefs, Ahmed Shines A Light On The Many Somalis, At Home And Abroad, Working To Both Preserve And Transform The Cuisine. Expansive And Generous, And Fueled By A Deep Love, Soomaaliya Is A Celebration Of The Richness Of Somali Food, And The Remarkable Resilience Of Its People.

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