Join Kon Karapanagiotidis at his table in A Seat at My Table:Philoxenia, a beautiful and inspiring Greek vegetarian and vegan cookbook. Featuring more than 100 recipes passed down through the generations, this book will teach you to cook with community at your heart, filled with the knowledge and wisdom of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centres (ASRC) inspiring founder and his mother, Sia. Philoxenia means to welcome a stranger. Its a message that pervades Greek culture and cooking. Chapter by chapter, this heartfelt book unfolds incredible meals drawn from this powerful philosophy, as well as from the love, hope and resilience that represent Kons own grandparents survival as refugees. Learn to make the dishes that line a mezze platter, including fresh tzatziki, golden saganaki and cheese-filled zucchini flowers, or veganise heavier dishes, such as moussaka and spanakopita. There are ample salads to serve up for lunch, highlighting everything from Ancient Greek grains, zucchini and artichoke to goats cheese, fig and pomegranate, as well as mouth-watering desserts (think Greek classics, such as loukoumades and baklava, as well as Greek-style coffees). Every vegetarian recipe includes instructions to make your dishes vegan or gluten-free. Youll even find tips on minimising waste and gardening, courtesy of Sia, and Kons father, Leo. The ASRC isdedicated to standing with refugees and people seeking asylum to realise their rights and potential, and values the incredible resilience we share as humans, as well as our connection through food.Learn how you, too, can welcome your community to your table with A Seat at My Table:Philoxenia. Kon will donate 100 per cent of his proceeds from the book to the ASRC, with Hardie Grant also giving $1 from each book sold.
P>Review Philoxenia: A Seat At My Table offers many joys, not all of them edible by which I mean that its a book that fills the heart quite as much as the stomach. Nigella LawsonPhiloxenia: A Seat At My Table offers many joys, not all of them edible by which I mean that its a book that fills the heart quite as much as the stomach. -- Nigella Lawson NigellaPublished On: 2024-02-08 About the Author: Kon Karapanagiotidis OAM is the CEO and founder of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and a fierce advocate for the rights of people seeking asylum, refugees, and Indigenous Australians. Kon is also a human rights lawyer, social worker, Board Member for Childrens Ground, philanthropist and cooking enthusiast.
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