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Furn Beaino: From Beirut to Gulf Coast Empire
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Furn Beaino: From Beirut to Gulf Coast Empire
By Andrea Joy Dizon Toni Beaino was twenty years old, and Lebanon was at war. The year was 1975. Bombs fell, borders shifted, and an entire country lurched into a civil conflict that would grind on for fifteen years. Most people looked for cover. Toni looked for a stall. He found one in Jounieh, a coastal town just north of Beirut. The setup was bare-bones: a wood-fired oven, a handful of ingredients, and hands that knew exactly what to do with …
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