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Reyna Simnegar was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Her family history dates back to the Spanish Inquisition when her family fled from Spain, changed their last name, and lived as hidden Jews for centuries. Reyna grew up Catholic but inspired by her family heritage, converted to Judaism.

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Simnegar was born and For Reyna Simnegar, author of Persian Food from The Non-Persian Bride, the story of how she developed a passion for Persian food is as much a part of her cookbook as its recipes or stunning photography.

Reyna Simnegar, author of Reyna Simnegar was born and raised in Venezuela. Her family history dates back to the Spanish Inquisition when her family fled from Spain and ultimately arrived in Venezuela. Reyna moved to the United States in to pursue higher education in Interior Design.

Title: Persian Food from by Reyna Simnegar. Many believe our path through life is destined – there are no chance encounters – everything happens for a purpose. The vivacious author of our featured cookbook, Persian Food from the Non-persian Bride, has traveled a very interesting path to arrive at her current destination.

In this lively and comprehensive We are so excited to invite Reyna Simnegar into our kitchen. Another bride who learned cooking from her husbands' family. Reyna, who grew up in Venezula, took a crash course in Persian cooking taught by her mother-in-law to be so that her new husband wouldn't starve when they got married.

Persian Food from the Non-Persian Reyna was born in Caracas, Venezuela and moved to the United States in to pursue her degree in Interior Design. She began to take classes at UCLA and found her bashert (destined life-partner), Sammy, when he was her customer at Taco Bell on campus! They now live in Boston with their five sons.

22 Reyna Simnegar, Persian Food Reyna Simnegar was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Her family history dates back to the Spanish Inquisition when her family fled from Spain changing their last name and living as hidden Jews for centuries. Reyna grew up Catholic but inspired by her family heritage, converted to Judaism.