# hummus (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 3 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover hummus. Page: Feed: --- ## [Turn up the tomato: a lentil soup for cooler days](https://cookingwithgaul.com/2025/09/21/turn-up-the-tomato-a-lentil-soup-for-cooler-days/) _2025-09-22 · anny · cooking with gaul_ My book Nile Nightshade: An Egyptian Culinary History of the Tomato is now available to preorder. For each book ordered and each library request reported here between now and the book s publication date (10/28/25), I will donate $2 each to the Sudan Solidarity Collective and the Gaza Soup Kitchen. As of 9/20, I’ve donated $80 \[ \] ## [Weeka: Nile Valley Okra](https://cookingwithgaul.com/2025/07/27/weeka-nile-valley-okra/) _2025-07-28 · anny · cooking with gaul_ Much of the history of the tomato in Egypt — the subject of Nile Nightshade, my forthcoming book — is oriented north and east. The tomato linked Turkey and Egypt through Ottoman cuisine’s embrace of tomatoes as a stewing medium; and it connected Egypt and Italy too, as Egypt s nascent tomato processing industry looked to \[ \] ## [Ambassador Programme](https://worldshealthiestafternoontea.org.uk/ambassador-programme) _2025-04-12 · KathyLewis · (untitled)_ Join the World’s Healthiest Afternoon Tea Ambassador Programme and make a difference in your community! Whether you’re a 3rd-year student, recent graduate, or nutritionist in a workplace, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain hands-on public health experience. Why Become an Ambassador? Make an … The post Ambassador Programme appeared first on . ## [Healthy Pancake Tuesday Tournament](https://worldshealthiestafternoontea.org.uk/healthy-pancake-tuesday-tournament) _2025-02-24 · KathyLewis · (untitled)_ The post Healthy Pancake Tuesday Tournament appeared first on . ## [sweet tomato jam](https://cookingwithgaul.com/2024/12/30/sweet-tomato-jam/) _2024-12-31 · anny · cooking with gaul_ Blog posts have been few and far between over the past year or two as I’ve devoted most of my spare time to writing a book on the history of the tomato in Egypt (which is on schedule to be published sometime in 2025!). As I wrap up work on the manuscript, I’m reflecting on \[ \]