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Slow Noodles: A Cambodian Memoir of Love, Loss, and Family Recipes

內容簡介

內容簡介 《Slow Noodle》是一本令人難忘、美麗的回憶錄身為柬埔寨難民，Chantha Nguon失去了一切——她的家、她的家人、她的國家——除了記憶中母親廚房的味道和香氣。她回憶起 20 世紀 60 年代馬德望的寧靜節奏，那是她的家鄉。隨後，作為西貢的移民，Nguon 失去了她的母親、兄弟和姐妹，最終逃往泰國的難民營。在流亡的二十年裡，她在妓院做飯、在夜總會賣酒、製作和出售街頭小吃、成為傷口縫合護士和編織絲綢來維持生計。Nguon 抑制不住的精神和決心在這本抒情的回憶錄中展現無遺，其中包括二十多種家庭食譜，例如酸雞酸橙湯、青木瓜泡菜和鵝肝醬，以及高棉咖哩、炒菜和手工製作的越南麵條。經歷這一切，重新製作童年時的菜餚成為一種反抗行為，奪回她在這個世界的位置，維護紅色高棉共產黨試圖摧毀的價值觀，並紀念她親愛的母親。母親用「慢麵條」的方法來治病和烹飪，優先考慮時間和關懷，而不是權宜之計。

各界推薦

各界推薦 “I’ve never read a book that made me weep, wince, laugh out loud, and rejoice like Slow Noodles. In Chantha Nguon’s harrowing, wise, and fiercely feminist memoir, cooking is a language—of love, remembrance, and rebellion—and stories are nourishment." ―Maggie Smith, New York Times bestselling author of You Could Make This Place Beautiful“Demonstrating an exceptional sensitivity to the cultural, social, and political significance of food… this memoir is also a redemptive homecoming to parts of Cambodian history still fresh in many minds and a meditation on the beginnings of a new Cambodia.”―Booklist

作者介紹

作者介紹 Chantha NguonChantha Nguon was born in Cambodia, was a refugee for two decades until she was finally able to return to her homeland. Today she is the co-founder of the Stung Treng Women’s Development Center (SWDC), a social enterprise that offers a living wage, education, and social services to women and their families in rural northeastern Cambodia. A gifted public speaker, she has appeared at universities and on radio and TV news programs, including NPR's Morning Edition. She cooks often for friends and family.

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最佳賣點 : 赤柬大屠殺與數十年難民生涯的創傷，在重現母親慢麵條食譜中緩緩治癒

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