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Summary of Claudia Roden’s Mediterranean by Claudia Roden : Discussion Prompts
Sarah Fields
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Summary of Claudia Roden’s Mediterranean by Claudia Roden : Discussion Prompts
In this comprehensive look into Claudia Roden’s Mediterranean by Claudia Roden, you'll gain insight with this essential resource as a guide to aid your discussions.
As she does with the recipes in her cookbooks, Roden incorporates culinary and cultural history. Not only these, but she also adds geographic and genealogical information, poetry, humor, and seasonal traditions into her books to make them more intriguing and distinctive. Claudia Roden was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1936 and spent most of her youth in that city. In Roden's family, she had two brothers: Ellis Douek, a physician, and Zaki Douek, a musician. Roden moved to Paris with her brothers in 1951, when she was fifteen years old, and attended boarding school for three years at the same place. They went to London in 1954, with Claudia pursuing painting at St. Martin's School of Art in the manner of Diego Rivera, Ellis pursuing medical school, and Zaki pursuing a degree at the French Lycée.
Following the Suez War, all Jews who were driven from Egypt sought refuge in various nations across the world. After losing all they had in this world, the Jews fueled by a tremendous desire to reconnect with their heritage and with one another. Shared family recipes served as a means of preserving precious memories. During that time period, there were no Egyptian cookbooks, and recipes were tightly guarded family secrets handed down the generations through the daughters, never written down and simply taught. However, sharing recipes has now become a key link to family memories as well as to the culture that they are leaving behind them. Once Roden realized what was at risk, she began interviewing as many people as possible. Roden's newfound interest evolved into a project that culminated in her study of Mediterranean cuisine and the publication of cookbooks. Increasingly committed to the gathering and preservation of recipes, she broadened her culinary interests to include teaching Middle Eastern cuisine from her house, presenting the BBC television series Claudia Roden's Mediterranean Cookery, and writing for a variety of food publications.
Among the numerous journals where Roden's work has appeared are The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times Magazine, Bon Appetit, Gourmet, Food and Wine, and a number of others. Roden has collected a slew of accolades for her work as a cookbook author and food journalist. Her most prized award is the lifetime achievement award she received at the 16th Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival in December 2014, where she was acknowledged for her “contribution to culinary culture."
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More than 60 “done-for-you” discussion prompts available
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Overall brief plot synopsis and author biography as refreshers
Thought-provoking questions made for deeper examinations
Creative exercises to foster alternate “if this was you” discussions
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