Doma: Traditional Flavors and Modern Recipes from the Balkan Diaspora -- Spasia Pandora Dinkovski, Hardcover

Take a mouth-watering trip to the Balkans and celebrate the spirit of North Macedonia with traditional recipes, joyful stories, and a new generation of dishes.

Founder of London-based supper club and delivery service Mystic Borek, Spasia Dinkovski is on a mission to bring the rich flavors and traditions of North Macedonia to the masses. With 80 fresh and innovative recipes for unmissable dishes, Doma playfully experiments with traditional flavors while also forging a unique and modern take on the food of this hereto unexplored region. Alongside many recipes are poignant food stories from across the country offering a unique snapshot into the region's vibrant culinary and cultural history, accompanied by vivid imagery of modern-day North Macedonia. With influences from the former Yugoslavia and Turkey, the food of the Balkans features flavors and textures that tantalize every palate--from sweet and salty pickles and crisp salads to deliciously savory, flaky pastries; rich winter warmers; and indulgent desserts.

Unlock the flavors of this evocative corner of the Mediterranean with this authentic and contemporary regional cookbook from one of the rising stars of Balkan cooking.

Author: Spasia Pandora Dinkovski
Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
Published: 04/02/2024
Pages: 240
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 2.45lbs
Size: 9.70h x 7.50w x 1.00d
ISBN: 9780744092462

About the Author
Spasia Dinkovski is a London-based chef and the person behind the popular food business Mystic Bek. Launched in July 2020, and inspired by Spasia's grandmother's recipes, Mystic Bek is a celebration of second-generation Balkan cooking, delivering phyllo pastries and running sell-out pop-ups all over London. Spasia is an experienced chef, having worked for 15 years in professional kitchens in London and the US. She was voted one of the Observer Food Monthly magazine's "50 things we love in the world of food," and one of London's best pop-ups by Eater magazine. She has had features in The Times, Olive magazine, Time Out, the Telegraph, and the Guardian.