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Sunday, September 12. 2010

Three Intensely Ethnic Cookbooks from the SFPL

My sweetie recently discovered that the San Francisco Public Library actually has a very impressive collection of cookbooks, and that we can order others through inter-library loan.  So she's started borrowing; what better way to find out if we want to own a cookbook?  

Well, it didn't take long for our friendly Bookmobile staff to learn our tastes and start pulling books for us on their own.  Following are brief reviews of 3 cookbooks they lent us. Read on!


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Sunday, October 19. 2008

Tasty Turkish Bulgur Pilaf (with spinach)

This is a classic (and healthful) Turkish side dish, and even people who normally eschew whole grains will find it irresistable.  Combined with Daughter-in-Law Soup and salad, or some kebabs, it becomes a whole meal.  I made it for the annual CooksIllustrated gathering in June -- CI people will see a couple corrections to the recipe.


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Tuesday, July 29. 2008

Daughter-in-Law Soup

The Turkish, for some reason, eat more soup than any other preparation. It's ubiquitous in a way I find inexplicable in a country which is regularly quite hot. This recipe, a very traditional one, was adapted from the "Caves of Capridocia Hotel" photocopied cookbook, which has as many other soup recipes as all other types of recipes combined.

This soup has the terrific advantage of being pretty much the only good lentil soup I've seen that takes less than an hour including all prep. Presumably that's the reason for the name; with the short cooking time and limited ingredient list, it's perfect for new brides.


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