Cooking from Memory

A Journey Through Jewish Food
By Hayley Smorgon and Gaye Weeden, and Natalie King
(192 Pages)Publisher: Hardie Grant Books, 2008

Part cookbook, part history lesson, this book illustrates the story of the Jewish Diaspora in Australia through personal stories and delicious recipes that rouse taste buds and memories of the past. Readers meet 21 cooks who have migrated to Australia from places like Georgia, Italy, and Israel, as well as from Japan, South Africa, and Vietnam. While their stories of courage and hardship differ, food and flavors filled their Jewish homes with love, no matter where they lived. Readers can feast their eyes on beautiful photography while learning recipes for Sephardi couscous, chicken soup, gefilte fish, and strudel as well as indulging in rich Jewish culture and tradition.

About the Author:

Hayley Smorgon is a former dessert chef with a background in the visual arts. Gaye Weeden is a food and interiors editor and stylist who has worked for Gourmet Traveller, Marie Claire, and Vogue. Natalie King is a writer, a curator, and a broadcaster who has written for several magazines, including Art and Australia, Australian Art Collector, Elle, and Qantas magazine.

Related Items



Entr e to Judaism $39.95	Japanese Kosher Cooking $32.95	The Best of Mexican Kosher Cooking $22.45	Popular Food from Israel $9.95	Cooking from Memory $35.00	A Wandering Feast $31.95	The Foods of Israel Today $40.00	Easy & Elegant $19.95	The Book Of New Israeli Food $29.75