The Book Of Yogurt

by Sonia Uvezian

Overview

The internationally acclaimed The Book of Yogurt offers more than 300 flavor-packed recipes ranging from hearty peasant fare to elegant creations. Sonia Uvezian, an Armenian born and raised in Lebanon, expands yogurt beyond the narrow limitations of desserts and snack food and incorporates it into an impressive array of international dishes, among them South American Pumpkin Soup, Balkan Moussaka, Russian Beef Stroganov, and Caribbean Papaya Frappé. Also included is a section on making yogurt, along with outstanding recipes for frozen yogurt.

A genuine contribution to culinary literature, this indispensable guide will take its readers on a voyage of discovery that will inspire yogurt lovers to new gastronomic heights as well as create a whole new following for this guardian of good health.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780880016513
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	04/30/2013
Pages:	176
Product dimensions:	7.25(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.44(d)

About the Author

Sonia Uvezian is the author of six highly acclaimed cookbooks. A leading authority on Middle Eastern and Caucasian cooking and a recipient of the R. T. French Tastemaker Award, Uvezian has contributed articles and recipes to various publications, including Gourmet, Bon Appétit, and Vogue. She and her husband divide their time between the United States and Europe.

Editorial Reviews

Sonia Uvezian has never disappointed me with any of her cookbooks....[She] is an expert on yogurt....The recipes are splendid, from the subtle flavors of Middle Eastern dishes to the spiciness of Indian and Caribbean cooking to the suaveness of French and other European foods....In the appetizers there are so many delicious dishes it would be hard to begin to list them, ranging from dips to yogurt cheese (there is a recipe to make this simple, yet utterly divine, cream cheese which I am using more and more instead of commercial cream cheeses). There are a dozen fragrant soups...24 wonderful salads, and 11 interesting egg dishes. There are recipes for fish, poultry,...meat, pasta, and vegetables. There are sauces, from salad dressings to a yogurt creme chantilly (a light, refreshing alternative to sweetened whipped cream with about half the calories) and a chocolate yogurt sauce that makes a marvelous frosting. There is a section on bread...She also has recipes for waffles, pancakes and fritters... However, it was the dessert section that started me cooking up a storm. Such wonderful cakes — chocolate, lemon, jam, orange with coconut topping, fruit and banana. A souffled cheesecake with strawberries...a molded yogurt cream, a marvelous coffee mousse, and all kinds of yummy frozen yogurts. I tried the chocolate cake with chocolate yogurt sauce and got raves. It was one of the best chocolate cakes I've ever made.... If you love yogurt, this is a book for you. If you hate yogurt, this book will convert you, if anything can.
— Chicago Sun-Times

Nancy Newman

A name can be an immediately recognizable sign of excellence....And so it can be with cookbooks. Such [is] the one I have in hand, titled The Book of Yogurt, and bearing an author's name that's a certification of merit — Sonia Uvezian.
— Seattle Post- Intelligencer

Stan Reed

...unhesitatingly recommended as literally being the best, THE VERY BEST, in its subject area available to the public today.

The Midwest Book Review

...fascinating in its scope...filled with exceptional recipes.

Denver Rocky Mountain News