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Book Description GYPSY FEAST showcases the little-known cuisine of the Romany people or Gypsies, descendents of the ancient warrior classes of Northern India who trekked westwards around A.D. 1000. Although they were, and still are, often referred to as "gypsies," their correct and preferred name is Roma. Their migration took them through Persia and Armenia, into Europe and later to the Americas. Today, the Roma live scattered throughout the world. Roma foodways were traditionally determined by their nomadic way of life. Thus, the cuisine came to include whatever was readily available, such as wild fruits and vegetables, berries, herbs, flowers, fish and shellfish, and wild game. In this extensively researched book, author Carol Wilson includes recipes that have survived through the centuries, frequently undergoing adaptation to meet the tastes of a particular time or place. Gypsy Feast: Recipes and Culinary Traditions of the Romany People Authors: Carol Wilson Date: ISBN: 0781810272 Publisher: Hippocrene Books Hardcover |
This reviving drink combines the scented bergamot flavor of Earl Grey tea and the cool refreshing taste of mint. Bergamot is related to mint and has a wonderful aroma of bergamot oranges, after which it is named. The liver and digestive system as a whole benefit from mint which eases colic, cramps and indigestion as well as nausea. Mint also has a mild effect on the nervous system and increases vitality. Makes about 6 cups
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