The Gourmet's Guide to Europe
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- Nombre de pages146
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4711877-0
- EAN8596547118770
- Date de parution01/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille440 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
Delve into the sumptuous landscapes of European cuisine with 'The Gourmet's Guide to Europe, ' a collection that explores the rich tapestry of gastronomic traditions spanning the continent. Through an array of literary styles, this anthology captures the essence of culinary artistry from the revered vineyards of France to the bustling markets of Italy and beyond. The selections showcase not only the flavors but also the cultural and historical contexts that render each dish a signature expression of its geographical origin.
Standout pieces provide vivid portrayals of feasts that kindle the imagination and invite readers to savor each description with an appreciative palate. Curated by Algernon Bastard and Lieut.-Col. Newnham-Davis, the contributors to this anthology are as diverse as the cuisines they explore. Drawing on backgrounds enriched by military, diplomatic, and artistic experiences, these authors infuse the guide with narratives that transcend mere recipes, offering philosophical musings on the act of dining itself.
This collective brings the wealth of European flavor profiles into a dialogue with historical culinary shifts and nuanced cultural exchanges, enriching the text with layers of meaning that reflect the broader socio-cultural landscape. 'Gourmet's Guide to Europe' serves as an invitation to the inquisitive scholar and epicure alike, providing an avenue to explore varied perspectives on European culinary indulgence.
Readers are encouraged to approach this compendium not only as a journey through delectable dishes but also as an educational foray into the cultural dialogues each recipe invokes. Here lies an unparalleled opportunity to understand the continent's diverse gastronomic traditions within one volume, inviting readers to appreciate the artistry and history that these pages so vividly capture."}
Standout pieces provide vivid portrayals of feasts that kindle the imagination and invite readers to savor each description with an appreciative palate. Curated by Algernon Bastard and Lieut.-Col. Newnham-Davis, the contributors to this anthology are as diverse as the cuisines they explore. Drawing on backgrounds enriched by military, diplomatic, and artistic experiences, these authors infuse the guide with narratives that transcend mere recipes, offering philosophical musings on the act of dining itself.
This collective brings the wealth of European flavor profiles into a dialogue with historical culinary shifts and nuanced cultural exchanges, enriching the text with layers of meaning that reflect the broader socio-cultural landscape. 'Gourmet's Guide to Europe' serves as an invitation to the inquisitive scholar and epicure alike, providing an avenue to explore varied perspectives on European culinary indulgence.
Readers are encouraged to approach this compendium not only as a journey through delectable dishes but also as an educational foray into the cultural dialogues each recipe invokes. Here lies an unparalleled opportunity to understand the continent's diverse gastronomic traditions within one volume, inviting readers to appreciate the artistry and history that these pages so vividly capture."}
Delve into the sumptuous landscapes of European cuisine with 'The Gourmet's Guide to Europe, ' a collection that explores the rich tapestry of gastronomic traditions spanning the continent. Through an array of literary styles, this anthology captures the essence of culinary artistry from the revered vineyards of France to the bustling markets of Italy and beyond. The selections showcase not only the flavors but also the cultural and historical contexts that render each dish a signature expression of its geographical origin.
Standout pieces provide vivid portrayals of feasts that kindle the imagination and invite readers to savor each description with an appreciative palate. Curated by Algernon Bastard and Lieut.-Col. Newnham-Davis, the contributors to this anthology are as diverse as the cuisines they explore. Drawing on backgrounds enriched by military, diplomatic, and artistic experiences, these authors infuse the guide with narratives that transcend mere recipes, offering philosophical musings on the act of dining itself.
This collective brings the wealth of European flavor profiles into a dialogue with historical culinary shifts and nuanced cultural exchanges, enriching the text with layers of meaning that reflect the broader socio-cultural landscape. 'Gourmet's Guide to Europe' serves as an invitation to the inquisitive scholar and epicure alike, providing an avenue to explore varied perspectives on European culinary indulgence.
Readers are encouraged to approach this compendium not only as a journey through delectable dishes but also as an educational foray into the cultural dialogues each recipe invokes. Here lies an unparalleled opportunity to understand the continent's diverse gastronomic traditions within one volume, inviting readers to appreciate the artistry and history that these pages so vividly capture."}
Standout pieces provide vivid portrayals of feasts that kindle the imagination and invite readers to savor each description with an appreciative palate. Curated by Algernon Bastard and Lieut.-Col. Newnham-Davis, the contributors to this anthology are as diverse as the cuisines they explore. Drawing on backgrounds enriched by military, diplomatic, and artistic experiences, these authors infuse the guide with narratives that transcend mere recipes, offering philosophical musings on the act of dining itself.
This collective brings the wealth of European flavor profiles into a dialogue with historical culinary shifts and nuanced cultural exchanges, enriching the text with layers of meaning that reflect the broader socio-cultural landscape. 'Gourmet's Guide to Europe' serves as an invitation to the inquisitive scholar and epicure alike, providing an avenue to explore varied perspectives on European culinary indulgence.
Readers are encouraged to approach this compendium not only as a journey through delectable dishes but also as an educational foray into the cultural dialogues each recipe invokes. Here lies an unparalleled opportunity to understand the continent's diverse gastronomic traditions within one volume, inviting readers to appreciate the artistry and history that these pages so vividly capture."}
