Bismillah, let's eat! : fresh and vibrant recipes from my family to yours / Zehra Allibhai ; photography by Joanna Wojewoda.
Material type: TextPublisher: New York : Hachette Go, 2024Edition: First editionDescription: ix, 273 pages : colour illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780306831119 (hardcover)
- Bismillah, let us eat!
- 641.5954 ALL 23
- TX724.5.I4 A745 2024
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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600 - 699 | Shelburne Public Library Shelves | Non-Fiction | 641.5954 ALL | Checked out | 01/11/2025 | 9500362696908 | ||
600 - 699 | Shelburne Public Library 2 Shelves | Non-Fiction | 641.5954 ALL | Checked out | 01/05/2025 | 9500362698367 |
Includes index.
"Before Muslims eat, they say, "Bismillah." It means "I begin in the name of God" and it is like saying grace before a meal. In Bismillah, Zehra Allibhai shares a new way to think about family food. Her own cooking evolution started with her Indian Kenyan family, expanded through culinary adventures with her husband, and grew again as a mother and fitness influencer. She has developed a style of cooking that is flavorful, easy, wholesome - and above all - meant to be shared with joy. Bismillah is a terrific blend of lifestyle and cookbook - but make no mistake, recipes are at the fore. Allibhai's kitchen is welcoming to everyone - she's all about good food, recreating the dishes from her Indian/East African background, for family-friendly, nutritious, easy recipes. In her training, she quickly realized that women wanted her guidance on how to eat. It can feel overwhelming to have a job, care for your family, work out and eat a healthy diet. Allibhai gets it: that's her life, too! In Bismillah, she provides readers with recipes - some updated traditional dishes from her own family, and some of her own inventions - that would make eating real and healthy food easy"-- Provided by publisher.
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