Scheherazade Cooks by Wadeeha Atiyeh - Vintage Middle Eastern Cookbook circa 1960 presidential Just like Edith said above

Just like Edith said above

A resident of New York's West Village and a constant shopper in Chinatown

One of the prettiest aspects of dishware patterns from the 1920s and the 1930s is the cheerful use of bright orange and spring green color combinations

These two linens came from the collection of a Minnesota seamstress who not only was a master of beautiful needlework herself but who also curated a collection of vintage and antique linens over the course of her life for her own enjoyment

Scheherazade Cooks by Wadeeha Atiyeh - Vintage Middle Eastern Cookbook circa 1960 presidential Just like Edith said aboveIt is a world of marvels. {HISTORY} Written by Lebanese American performer, writer and author Wadeeha Atiyeh (1903 1973) comes this magical 1960 cookbook that combines Arabian Nights folklore with traditional Middle Eastern recipes. In the spirit of One Thousand and One Nights, Scheherazade, the newest bride to the Sultan of Baghdad, must captivate her husband so well that he won't behead her in the morning like he has done with all his previous