シリアの食卓から - from Syrian kitchens

By 田邑 恵子 たくさんのスパイスを隠し味に、素材・調理方法が多様でとても美味しいシリア料理。 これは、シリア人の食卓を通じて彼らの今の生活、楽しい思い出、家族への想い、将来への夢など、ひとりひとりの素顔を紹介するブログです。 人気の家庭料理レシピやとっておきのごちそうを写真と一緒に掲載しています。 ひとりひとりのお話に笑わされ、泣き、勇気づけられ、感銘を受け、そして教えられること多しです。 Regardless of the situation you are in, wherever you are from, whatever you believe in, you have to feed yourself. The pleasure of sharing one dish seems so universal, regardless of where it happens, whether in the middle of Tokyo or in the middle of Sudanese deserts. One day, I got the idea of telling Syrian stories through the window of their food. What they prepare in a refugee tent, what they eat while in transit to Europe, and most importantly, what precious moments and memories they share through their food. Through the window of Syrian food, we can meet them as individuals who are often coded under the word ‘refugees’. Facebook.com/Weshare2015 Twitter : 田邑恵子(Keiko Tamura)

カテゴリ: From Syrian kitchens (English)

Japanese animation such as 'Dragon Ball', 'Pocket Monsters', and 'Naruto' have been popular around the world, including Syria. It reminds me of peaceful days to see the children watching animation films. The aduts tend to watch dreatful scenes on TV or Yo ...
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Dr. Namat believes that a coffee break during her workshop is equally important for her participants, so they can chat and share their thoughts and ideas. She runs a programme which aims at helping victims of physical and sexual violence. The conflict in ...
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Dr. Makaran and his wife love coffee. Before they fled to Turkey, they were living in Damascus, they used to buy one kg of coffee powder every two weeks from their favourite coffee shop. In the old town of Damascus, there were many specialised sweet shops ...
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For the exhibitions in Sapporo, I made two versions of postcards, of which I used photos of women preparing food. The process is similar to make croquettes - burger dough filled with minced meat and onion. Both hands giving delicate final touch.When I wa ...
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A Japanese tea retail shop with a super classic look in Iwaki city. According to its owner, the shop's history goes back immediately after WW II. And their 'warehouse' is a true surprise - a former bank building, high ceiling, with a thick marble counter, ...
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Setting the photo and book exbition site at the Hokkaido Uni Library. Will be on until 19 Feb, for the whole one month, pls let your friends know! Thank you for Nagashima san for all helps you provided for it!  Watching passing students in snow.......北 ...
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When green tea was introduced from China to Japan by Buddhist monks, at first, it was regarded as medicine. They noticed the impact of caffeine, and used it as a stimulant during meditation. Later, the habit of drinking tea spread among ordinary ...
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It is hard to believe you are in Turkey when it is night in a Basmane neighborhood, an emerging Syrian 'quarter' of Izmir.  Surrounded by Arabic conversation, with hand-written Arabic menus over Turkish menu at restaurants, brokers in negotiati ...
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When Mr. Abu Helma got a scholarship and moved to Vienna, he was ready and willing to adjust himself to their culture. It was at an orphanage when he tasted wiener schnitzel for the first time. It tasted so good, and he was so happy to enjoy 'their' food. ...
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Among the Syrian refugees whom I met while working in Turkey on this project were:a university studenta doctoran Arabic teacheran English teacher who grew up in Kuwaita construction workera mining engineer who gained his master's degree from the ...
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