The Multicultural Cookbook for Students - Paperback

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by Lois Sinaiko Webb (Author), Lindsay Grace Cardella (Author)

An updated and revised edition of the much-requested global cookbook designed to introduce students to worldwide foodways.

When it was first published, The Multicultural Cookbook for Students was widely acclaimed for its unique way of introducing students both to world cultures and to the kitchen. Now, that landmark volume returns in a thoroughly revised and expanded new edition, offering an even richer culinary tour of the planet with more delectable stops along the way.

The Multicultural Cookbook for Students: Updated and Revised offers hundreds of recipes from over 150 countries--including 140 new recipes to this edition. Recipes are arranged geographically by region, then country of origin. For each country, the book offers one to three recipes as well as a brief introduction to that location's geography, history, and culinary traditions. Students will not only enjoy deliciously diverse eating, they will understand why these dishes are representative of the countries they originate from. They will also get expert training in the ways of the kitchen, with easy-to-follow recipe instructions, and advice on safety, cooking equipment, and appropriate substitutions for more exotic ingredients.

Author Biography

Lois Sinaiko Webb was the owner-cook of a restaurant in Seabrook, TX, for more than 15 years before becoming a full-time writer. She coauthored the original edition of Greenwood's Multicultural Cookbook for Students and is the author of Greenwood's Multicultural Cookbook of Life-Cycle Celebrations and Holidays of the World Cookbook for Students.

Lindsay Grace Roten teaches English at Clear Creek High School in League City, TX. Through her extensive global travel, she has developed a passion for exploring and experiencing a variety of cultures and the fusion of their ethnic foods.

Number of Pages: 400

Dimensions: 1 x 9.9 x 6.9 IN

Illustrated: Yes

Publication Date: October 15, 2009