The Kitchen Without Borders – Cookbook Giveaway
April 1, 2021 by JennyEnter our US/CA giveaway to win one of two copies of The Kitchen Without Borders: Recipes and Stories from Refugee and Immigrant Chefs by Eat Offbeat Chefs.
This special book began as a Kickstarter campaign which then found a publisher: Workman. As an early backer of this project, I was fortunate to receive the book in June of 2020 instead of on publication date, March 2, 2021. Profiles of the chefs are shared from Eat Offbeat along with recipes from their ethnic backgrounds. Chef Dhuha’s Potato kibbeh (Iraq), Chef Rachana’s Samosas (Nepal), and Chef Larissa’s Red pepper soup (Central African Republic) are just some examples of the dishes in this lovely book filled with photographs.
I read hundreds of cookbooks each year. The titles that strike a chord in me are those that bring the world to me. We need to hear the voices of our refugee and immigrant population, we need to listen and learn from other cultures and embrace our differences and learn from them. We need to knock down walls and build pathways to acceptance of those small things that make us special. Food is a great equalizer.
We all need nourishment and each of us brings something to the table that is uniquely our own whether it be sharing a dish from our culture, a story to contribute to the conversation, a bottle of our favorite wine, a flower for the cook, or a smile to brighten a day. The Kitchen Without Borders book is a beautiful testament to the brilliance that each of us, whether refugee, immigrant or native, has to offer.
Our 
takes you inside this beautiful book and features the following 
- Fresh lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and onion in lemon and olive oil with crispy pita (Fattoush) [Chef Diaa]
- Venezuelan shredded skirt steak with sliced peppers and onions (Carne mechada) [Héctor Arguinzones]
- Rachana’s take on flatbread (Nepali pizza) [Rachana Rimal]
And the bonus of buying this cookbook is the following:
Special thanks to the publisher for providing two copies of this title in our promotion. Entry options include answering the following question in the comments section of this blog post.
Which recipe in the index would you like to try first?
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