The Hungry Table (EBOEK)
Fatima Saib is a creative producer, editor, recipe developer and podcaster with an immense passion
for food. She believes that food and the memories related to it have the ability to create incredible
connections across the world. She obtained her Honours degree in English Literature in 2018 from
the University of the Western Cape. It was during her studies that she started her home-based baking
business, Saib’s Kitchen, which garnered the attention of many local food authorities, like the late
Sonia Cabano. Since then, food writing began to take a more pivotal role in her life and she was
head-hunted to develop and contribute recipes to some of the biggest brands in South Africa. Fatima’s
food and lifestyle blog, fatimasaib.co.za, has been running for over 11 years. She is the former editorin-
chief of Food & Home and MyKitchen magazines, and is currently the Commercial Editor for
Woolworths’ TASTE. The Hungry Table is her first book.
R325,00
In voorraad
ISBN
9781485901754
Formaat:
EPUB
Publikasie datum:
2024-09-01
Embark on a culinary journey with Elmarie Berry that blends the vibrant
flavours of South Africa with the rich heritage of Middle Eastern
cuisine, guided by the cherished recipes of her Lebanese Granny. In this
cookbook, tradition meets innovation as generations collide around
the dining table, creating unforgettable moments with every dish.
With a focus on easy yet flavourful recipes, this cookbook is your
go-to guide for effortless entertaining – from casual gatherings to
special celebrations, each recipe is designed to impress without the
fuss, ensuring that every meal becomes a cherished memory.
Featuring stunning photography and styling, this book not only
tantalises the tastebuds, but also inspires you to create unforgettable
dining experiences. Whether it’s a laidback alfresco meal or a grand
family affair, allow The Table to be your trusted companion in crafting
special moments around the table.
| Publikasie Datum | 01 Sep. 2024 |
|---|---|
| Formaat | EPUB |
| Skrywer | Fatima Saib |
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