
Middle Eastern Sweets: Desserts, Pastries, Creams & Treats
Tom Verde
Salma Hage.
Phaidon, 2021.
“Even though we live busier and busier lives, for me there is nothing as grounding, satisfying and joyful as rolling, baking, and biting into a dessert that I’ve cooked from scratch.”
—Excerpt from Middle Eastern Sweets: Desserts, Pastries, Creams & Treats, by Salma Hage
—Excerpt from Middle Eastern Sweets: Desserts, Pastries, Creams & Treats, by Salma Hage
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