Article: Mediterranean cuisine is rich in spirit

`What I like about Mediterranean cooking is that on the one hand, it's rural cooking based on vegetables and grains. It's poor rural cooking. But on the other hand, it's so wealthy in fruit, vegetables and grains. The quality and flavor of the ingredients is superior," said Claudia Roden, whom many people consider the foremost expert on the foods of the region.

Roden, who grew up in Cairo, has devoted her professional life to writing and teaching Mediterranean cooking. She recently lectured in San Francisco at a seminar sponsered by the American Institute of Wine & Food in conjunction with the International Olive Oil Council.

"Right now Mediterranean food is getting notice because of ...

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