Recipes from Baghdad embroidery appearing as Polysperchon in the

appearing as Polysperchon in the 'Rival Queens'

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Adam Ritchie

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with a forward by Jean-Paul Satre

Recipes from Baghdad embroidery appearing as Polysperchon in theBaghdad: The Indian Red Cross, 1946. With an introduction by Her Majesty the Queen Mother or Iraq and caricatures by Suad Salim. Contains 457 recipes of Arabic dishes created "for good feeling and good fellowship" and contributed by many residents of the Iraq at the time, both European and Arabic. Also includes chapters on cooking and shopping in Baghdad, local beverages, a chapter on spices and herbs, and an index giving both page and recipe number