Location: Canada
Member Since: Feb. 13, 2016

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Kenny Salem

Biography

Well-versed in Sephardic customs and lore, Kenny was born in Mattancherry (Synagogue Lane) and is scion of the illustrious Salem Family of Cochin. Graduated from Government Engineering College in Thrissur (central Kerala), made aliyah in 1987 and settled in Canada in 1990. Was active in motorsports, including the gruelling Himalayan Rally and other races. Runs an engineering and transport business and lives in King City, north of Toronto.

Where to find Kenny Salem online

Website: http://tamarindtreebooks.com
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Books

The Cochin Jewish Book Of Rice & Breads by , , &
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 15,970. Language: Canadian English. Published: May 9, 2016 by Tamarind Tree Books Inc.. Categories: Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Jewish & Kosher, Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Courses & dishes / general
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Rice is a vital part of life; embedded in the consciousness of the Cochin Jews, with its spiritual and religious connotations and its association with life cycle events. The grain is kosher and not forbidden for Cochinis (as they are called in Israel) even during Passover, under a religious dispensation! The grain takes many incarnations in Cochini kitchens throughout the day - at every meal.
The Cochin Jewish Book Of Sweets And Drinks by , , &
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 18,450. Language: Canadian English. Published: April 30, 2016 by Tamarind Tree Books Inc.. Categories: Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Jewish & Kosher, Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Desserts
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Festivals meant many kinds of sweets for the Jews of Cochin from India's lush Malabar coast where they lived joyfully for 2000 years. From ultra-sweet egg yolk strings to golden-brown dumplings, nut brittles, coconut puddings, stuffed crepes and other jewel-like confections, it's a continuous celebration with sweets the Cochinis describe as ’sublime’. They continue to make them in Israel today.
The Cochin Jewish Book of Meat and Fish by , , &
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 24,870. Language: English. Published: March 28, 2016 by Tamarind Tree Books Inc.. Categories: Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Jewish & Kosher, Nonfiction » History » Jewish
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For 2000 years, the Jews of Cochin from India's Malabar coast adhered to dietary laws of the Hebrew Bible. Coconut milk-laced, spiced, aromatic dishes of grain, vegetables and permitted meats and fish became quintessentially kosher and Jewish. Coriander, cumin, cardamom, cinnamon, pepper and coconut dominate their cuisine. The Cochinis in Israel still serve/enjoy the same traditional Kerala fare.
The Cochin Jewish Book Of Savouries And Veggie Dishes by , , &
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 22,770. Language: Commonwealth English. Published: March 14, 2016 by Tamarind Tree Books Inc.. Categories: Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Jewish & Kosher, Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » Indian
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Spices, mainly the 3 Cs - cardamom, cinnamon, cumin - with coconut, coriander and pepper dominate the cooking of the Cochinim (as the Jews from Cochin are called in Israel). The Cochinim, who lived on the Malabar coast of southwest India for over 2000 years, adapted local produce to develop wonderful dishes. This E-book is first of 4 books in the Spice & Kosher series related to Cochini cuisine.

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