Another beautifully-presented and mouth-watering cookbook from the Ottolenghi team. Inspired by nostalgic childhood memories of Jerusalem's cultural and culinary melting-pot, the two chefs have created a sumptuous tribute to their home city.
Written with the charm of a master storyteller and the taste buds of a master chef, this is an ideal gift which conjures up memorable meals in far-flung spots, from Italy to Mississippi via Tehran and Pakistan. Beautifully illustrated with 18 original black and white woodcuts. A Pike in the Basement celebrates the importance of food as an aspect of culture, and the role played by taste and smell in our memories of travelling. Each chapter ends with a mouth-watering recipe.
A wonderful, enchanting book which explores the lingerie market flourishing in the souks of modern Syria. Interviews with the creators, the sellers and the buyers of the remarkably exotic underwear are accompanied by rich photographs.
A republication and update of Miroslav Sasek's glorious drawings of Israel originally published in the 1960s. This iconic book is suitable for children aged 4 and upwards and includes basic facts and brief history of the country and the culture.
A collection of superb black and white photographs from news photographer David Rubinger, which capture the transformation of Israel over the past sixty years.
A book of real substance being both of comprehensive, intelligent survey of Yemen's remarkable architecture and a beautfifully photographed record. Highly recommended.
One of the world's finest contemporary photographers presents a collection of black and white images of ruins at the southern border of the Roman Empire. A wonderful coffee-table book with informative and engaging text from the Eland publisher Barnaby Rogerson.