Saha: A Chef’s Journey Through Lebanon and Syria

by Greg Malouf, Lucy Malouf

ISBN-10: 0794604900
ISBN-13: 9780794604905
Region: Middle East
Publication Date: November, 2007
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Recipe Index

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Aleppo Chicken and Pistachio Sausage 80
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Aleppo-Style Lamb Tartare with Smoky Chilli and Parsley 131
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Alison’s Peach-Yoghurt Panna Cotta with Orange Blossom-Peach Caramel 322
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Aniseed Bread with Wild Figs 272
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Arak Prawns with Garlic Sauce and Bread Salad 208
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Armenian Air-Dried Beef Salad with Shanklish 192
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Artichokes Cooked in Sweet Spices with Peas, Carrots and Potatoes 106
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Baby Beet and Citrus Salad with Watercress 183
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Baharat 26
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Balila. Hummus with Crushed Chickpeas, Pine Nuts and Cumin 58
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Barazek. Crunchy Sesame-Pistachio Biscuits 340
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Barbecued Free-Range Young Chicken Scented with Cardamom and Thyme 233
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Bitter Orange Cordial 343
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Bitter Orange Marmalade with Rosewater and Almonds 150
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Blackberry and Halawa Salad with Watermelon and Rosewater Sorbet 311
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Braised Silverbeet with Crisp Fried Onions and Tahini Sauce 110
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Cafe Blanc 345
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Cheesy Mashed Potatoes with Cumin 113
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Cheesy Pull-Apart Bread 274
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Chiche Barak. Lebanese-Style Dumplings in Yoghurt Soup with Silverbeet 42
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Chicken Cooked on Coals, Allepo-Style, with Crushed Walnuts, Lemon Zest and Mint 236
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Chicken Livers in Za’atar and Parmesan Crumbs with Yoghurt-Tarragon-Cucumber Salad 81
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Chocolate and Cinnamon Sorbet 308
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Confit Leeks, Tomatoes and Mushrooms with Arak and Almonds 104
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Confit Salmon Tarator with Coriander, Walnuts and Tahini Sauce 218
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Creamy Tahini Dressing 178
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Crisp Quail with Fragrant Salt 228
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Crunchy Fried Calamari with Tahini Remoulade 204
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Cucumber and Yoghurt Balila with Mint OIl 61
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Cumin Salt 27
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Cumin Spice Blend 26
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Cumin-Spiced Lentil Salad with Walnut Dressing 187
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Double Lamb Cutlets with Aleppo-Style Sour Cherry Sauce 253
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Double-Cooked Duck with Cinnamon, Honey, Cardamom and Mastic 239
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Duck Fatayer. Stuffed Lebanese Pastries with Minced Duck and Spinach 288
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Egg and Olive Salad 191
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Eggplant Salad wtih Soft Goat’s Cheese and Walnuts 188
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Eggplant ‘Cordon Bleu’ Stuffed with Bastourma 82
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Fig-Barberry Ice Cream 301
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Filo Pillow Pies Stuffed with Mascarpone and Almond-Orange Praline 329
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Fragrant Salt 27
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Garish Fillets Cooked in Vine Leaves with Haloumi and a Coriander-Shallot Salad 211
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Golden Chicken Soup with Coriander, Garlic and Parsley 40
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Golden Spice Mix 26
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Grilled Flat Chicken with Broad Bean Crush 234
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Grilled Sardines with Lentil Tabbouleh 210
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Grilled Tiger Prawn Shish Kebabs with Spicy Cracked Wheat Salad and Tomato Dressing 206
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Harkoussa. Fried Potatoes with Garlic, Green Chilli and Coriander 112
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Honey-Caramel Ice Cream 301
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Hot-Seared Sticky Lamb Shank Terrine with Middle Eastern Spices 86
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Hummus bi Tahini 56
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Hummus with Spiced Marinated Lamb and Pine Nuts 57
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Ice Cream Base 300
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Jewelled Cracked Wheat Pilaf with Honey-Ginger Tomato Sauce 127
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Kibbeh Nayee with Basil, Mint and Green Chillies 128
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Kifta Nayee. Tartare with Minced Parsley, Mint and Hot English Mustard 78
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Kishk. Yoghurt and Burghul Soup with Shredded Chicken, Chilli, Lemon and Mint 41
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Kurt Sampson’s Whte Chocolate-Sour Cherry Pudding 325
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Laban Immor. Hot Yoghurt Soup with Lamb Shanks, Pearl Onions, Broad Beans and Rice 164
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Laban. Homemade Yoghurt 162
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Labneh. Yoghurt Cheese 165
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Lahm bi Ajine. Minced Lamb Pizza 290
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Lahm bil Khall. Slow-Cooked Sweet and Sour Lamb 257
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Lamb Shawarma 254
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Lebanese Doughnuts with Lemon Syrup 326
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Lebanese Lemonade Sorbet 310
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Lebanese Nut Rice 122
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Lemon-Coriander Dressing 181
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Lemon-Garlic Dressing 178
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Lemon-Mint Dressing 181
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Lemony Lamb Kebabs 252
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Liquorice Ice Cream 302
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Loubia bi Zeit. Green Beans Slow-Cooked with Cumin and Tomatoes 109
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Makloube. Upside-Down Chicken and Eggplant Pilaf 124
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Malouf’s Caesar Salad with Armenian Air-Dried Beef and a Soft-Boiled Egg 193
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Manoushi Bread Dough 270
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Manoushi Bread with Spinach and Cheese 284
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Manoushi Bread with Two Cheeses 284
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Manoushi Bread with Za’atar 284
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Marinated and Grilled Pigeon with Crushed Tomato and Pomegranate 237
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Ma’ahani. Spicy Lebanese Sausages with Pine Nuts 79
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Ma’amoul. Swirls with Kahlua 336
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Middle Eastern Spiced Calamari with Warm Egg Noodles and Vegetable Salad 202
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Mint Labneh 165
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Mokh Makly. Lamb’s Brains with Fennel, Lime and Sumac Crumbs 84
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Monk’s Salad with Garlicky Dressing 185
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Muhammara Labneh 63
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Muhammara. Red Pepper, Walnut and Pomegranate Dip 59
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Musakhan. Spicy Chicken Baked in Mountain Bread with Spinach, Chickpeas and Pine Nuts 240
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Muscat Ice Cream 302
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Mushroom-Stuffed Vine Leaves with Herbs 102
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Olive Bread 273
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Onion Jam 147
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Oysters Harra. Oysters with Northern Lebanese Chilli and Herb Sauce 205
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Paprika Oil 27
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Parmesan-Crumbed Quail with Eggplant, Goat’S Cheese and Walnut 229
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Parsley and Purple Onion Relish 148
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Passionfruit Muhallabeya. Lebanese Milk Pudding with Passionfruit 324
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Pickled Quail with Olive Bread 232
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Pickled Turnips 147
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Pomegranate Cordial 343
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Pomegranate Dressing 178
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Potato Kibbeh Stuffed with Spinach, Mozzarella and Pine Nuts 134
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Quail in Fragrant Rice with Dates, Ginger and Pearl Onions 123
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Quail Stuffed with Ma’ahani and Baked in Kataifi with Whipped Bulgarian Feta and Paprika Oil 230
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Rabbit Hotpot with Black Pepper, Ginger and Cinnamon 258
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Raspberry Turkish Delight Truffles 342
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Red Mullet with Golden Spices and a Citrus Salad 214
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Rose of Damascus 304
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Rosewater Syrup 342
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Salmon Kibbeh Stuffed with Minced Shrimp, Pine Nuts and Stewed Peppers 130
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Sambousek with Cheese and Leek 289
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Seared Scallops with Almond Crumbs, Hummus and Crisp Armenian Air-Dried Beef 208
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Sesame Tart with Berry-Rose Mousse 328
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Sfiha of Baalbeck. Little Lamb Pies with Yoghurt Cheese and Pomegranate 76
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Shanklish Salad with Radishes, Chicory and Cucumber 168
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Shellfish Soup with Fennel and Saffron 46
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Silverbeet Risotto with Scampi and Crisp Onions 126
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Slow-Cooked Veal Shanks with Giant Couscous and Winter Vegetables 261
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Slow-Roasted Lamb with Red Pepper and Pomegranate Paste 256
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Soft-Herb Salad with Goat’s Cheese, Crisp Bread, Sumac and Pine Nuts 168
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Soujok Roulo. Aleppo-Style Sausage Rolls 77
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Sour Cherry Jam 149
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Sour Cherry-Mascarpone Sorbet 308
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Spicy Eggplant Relish 146
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Spicy Marinade 27
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Spicy Tomato Dressing 181
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Spicy Tomato Soup with Vermicelli 45
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Spinach and Lentil Soup, Bedouin-Style 44
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Sultan Ibrahim. Red Mullet Grilled in Vine Leaves 217
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Sweet and Sour Eggplant Salad 186
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Syrian Chopped-Leaf Salad 182
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Syrian Mountain Bread with Crushed Mild Chillies, Spring Onions and Black Cumin 286
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Taklia 26
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Toasted Almond-Orange Praline Ice Cream 303
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Toum 26
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Turkish Coffee 345
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Turkish Delight Florentines 339
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Venison Shish Kebabs with Syrian Desert Truffles and Purple Onions 260
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Warm Shredded Lamb’s Tongue Salad with Pickled Lebanese Cucumbers, Celery and Lemon-Mint Dressing 85
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Watermelon and Rosewater Sorbet 310
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Whipped Feta and Mustard Dressing 178
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White Bean Puree with Olives and Goat’s Cheese 60
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Yakhnit Samak. Arabic Fish Stew with Lemon and Saffron and Hot Pepper Rouille 215
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Yoghurt Bread Dough 271
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Yoghurt-Tarragon-Cucumber Salad 163
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Zghorta-Style Kibbeh Patties Stuffed with Cinnamon and Pine-Nut Butter 132
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Zucchini and Mint Fritters 105
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Publishers Information

About Saha: A Chef’s Journey Through Lebanon and Syria

Publisher Web Link: http://https://peripluspublishinggroup.com/

In Saha, Greg Malouf returns to the land of his ancestors to explore its broad and influential cuisine. Stretching from neighboring Iran throughout the Mediterranean to North Africa, the roots of Greg’s culinary history are here in the land of his forbears, and together with writing partner Lucy Malouf, he embarks on a month-long culinary journey.

The cuisine in Saha is traditional and inspirational, enticingly spiced and fragrant with flower waters. From hearty peasant dishes to more subtly spiced specialties from ancient palaces, the dishes are complex in flavor yet not too complicated to make at home. Heartwarming stories and recipes from the people Greg and Lucy meet on their journey are teamed with evocative images and Greg’s own unique take on history. The rich and exciting cuisine from Lebanon and Syria captures the spirit of the modern and the ancient, the characters, dishes, flavors and colors beautifully portrayed in this highly illustrated and lavishly designed volume.  (https://peripluspublishinggroup.com/)

Author Information

About Greg Malouf

Author Web Link: http://gregmalouf.com.au/

Greg Malouf has inspired a generation of young chefs and transformed the Melbourne restaurant scene with the flavours of his heritage. His dishes capture the essence of the Middle East, all presented with exciting contemporary flair.

Greg was born in Melbourne, Australia of Lebanese parents and after serving his formal apprenticeship in several of Melbourne’s finest restaurants, he went on to work in France, Italy, Austria and Hong Kong. Drawing on his cultural heritage, his European training and extensive travels, Greg has forged a unique style of cooking that has become known around Australia as ‘Modern Middle Eastern’.

In 1991 Greg set up O’Connell’s restaurant in one of Melbourne’s best–known hotels. The restaurant won numerous industry awards, while Greg himself earned the respect and admiration of his peers and national and international recognition for his innovative food. Since 2001 he has been executive chef at Melbourne’s Mo Mo restaurant, and under his direction the restaurant has won awards and critical acclaim from local and international critics alike.

Greg offers a wide range of services through his company ‘Malouf’s Mezza’. These include:

  • restaurant consultancy and menu design
  • corporate events including cooking demonstrations and special dinners
  • kitchen design consultancy.
  • Greg travels widely around Australia and abroad for master-classes and guest-chef appearances in leading hotels of the world. He also consults to restaurants in New Zealand and South East Asia.

He has recently released a range of Middle Eastern spices under the Malouf’s Spice Mezza label.

With his former wife, Lucy Malouf, Greg has co-authored four award-winning food books, Arabesque (1999), Moorish (2001), Saha (2005) and, most recently, Turquoise (2007). Each has been widely-acclaimed and praised for showcasing the traditional ingredients and dishes of the region while also offering a window on Greg’s unique modern Middle Eastern cuisine.

(http://gregmalouf.com.au/)

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About Lucy Malouf

Lucy Malouf is a Melbourne-based writer and editor. Lucy contributes regularly to the major Australian newspapers, food magazines and food and wine-based websites. She is also a restaurant reviewer and feature writer for the leading Melbourne food guides.  (https://peripluspublishinggroup.com/)

Cookbooks by Lucy Malouf