MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
THE SYRUP PROJECT
CASEMATE IPM
In this revised and updated edition of her authoritative and fascinating book Edite Vieira traces the rich legacy of her country’s culinary excellence from medieval through to modern times lacing it with history and anecdote and a collection of authentically delicious recipes. From simple and wholesome peasant fare to elaborate celebratory meals, ingredients include salt cod (bacalhau) in all its myriad variations, cumin and oranges are both remnants of the voyaging past, green coriander is the main flavoring herb; essentially the food is the food of a country which grows grapes, peppers, melons, quinces and apples, and few other countries have such a repertoire of pork dishes. Fresh pork is much in evidence as well as ham (presunto), pork and red pepper sausages (chouricos) and black pudding (morcela), all foods very much in present vogue.
W. W. NORTON
A lively and beautifully illustrated history of tea, one of the world’s favorite beverages, and its uses through the ages.
World-renowned scholar of Chinese history Victor H. Mair teams up with journalist Erling Hoh to spill the tea on this remarkable beverage and its uses, from ancient times to the present and from East to West.
This accessible and entertaining history of tea makes use of the Chinese, Japanese, Tibetan, and Mongolian annals to explore the subject in rich historical detail. The resulting narrative travels from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the splendor of the arrival of the first European vessels in Far Eastern waters.
Through the centuries, tea has inspired artists, enhanced religious experience, played a pivotal role in the emergence of world trade, and triggered cataclysmic events that altered the course of humankind. How did green tea become the national beverage of Morocco? And who was the beautiful Emma Hart, immortalized by George Romney in his painting The Tea-maker of Edgware
W. W. NORTON
QUARTO
MURACHA
GESTALTEN
The Wild Game Cookbook is a recipe book for aspiring chefs, hunters, and hands-on gourmets interested in the world of wild game. Rediscover this organic, sustainable, and versatile meat through delicious recipes that range from fine dining to everyday meals. Gain insights on the handling and preparation of game, while joining two friends—chef Mikael Einarsson and hunter Hubbe Lemon—to learn about these natural food reserves and how this approach could help rebalance woodland areas.
7×9½ inches
APPLEWOOD BOOKS
Originally published in 1886, this collection of recipes and miscellaneous tips and tricks is a volume published almost entirely by women for women. The book was launched to raise funds for the women’s suffrage movement and to communicate—in the shared, common language of a cook book—that a woman’s place at the polls was not a replacement for her place at the home. Included in the long list of contributors are the names of housewives, doctors, political writers, and prominent suffragists of the time.
Contained in this volume are not just the instructions for preparing classics like “Rebel Soup,” “Election Cake,” or “Gravy as Mother Did it,” but also tips for plain living and high thinking. The final pages include a section entitled, “Eminent Opinions on Woman Suffrage.” The collective effort in compiling, publishing, and distributing this ground-breaking cook book bolstered practical skills for the women involved, and affirmed their ability.
Paperback | 5 x 8 | 170 pages |