Starvation Recipes
Starvation Recipes (Recipes of the occupied Greece 1941-1945),
by Helen Nikolaidou, History prof. (BEST SELLER)
It's the ultimate belt-tightening handbook: No Meat? Push an eggplant through the grinder instead. Chew your food long enough for your stomach to feel full.
And don't forget to sweep crumbs off your table and into a jar.
Starvation Recipes (Recipes of the occupied Greece 1941-1945),
by Helen Nikolaidou, History prof. (BEST SELLER)
It's the ultimate belt-tightening handbook: No Meat? Push an eggplant through the grinder instead. Chew your food long enough for your stomach to feel full.
And don't forget to sweep crumbs off your table and into a jar.
The author, Helen Nikolaidou, 50, is a History Professor who has written dozens of books.
"Starvation Recipes" or "Recipes of occupied (by Nazi) Greece" is a well documented work that describes the life and the diet of Athenians (Athens is the capital of Greece) during the occupation.
Nazi brought famine (among death, etc) to occupied Greeks who had to improvise in order to escape death from hunger.
The newspaper of that time used to publish "Starvation Recipes" (as it's the book's title in Greece).
"Starvation Recipes" or "Recipes of occupied (by Nazi) Greece" is a well documented work that describes the life and the diet of Athenians (Athens is the capital of Greece) during the occupation.
Nazi brought famine (among death, etc) to occupied Greeks who had to improvise in order to escape death from hunger.
The newspaper of that time used to publish "Starvation Recipes" (as it's the book's title in Greece).
Eleni Nikolaidou is history professor and author.
She has a master degree in history.
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