1767 Cookbook MENON French Cuisine Cooking for Women Wine Liquor Food Recipes
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1767 Cookbook MENON French Cuisine Cooking for Women Wine Liquor Food Recipes
The Menon Cookbook is perhaps one of the most famous 18th-century cookbooks ever published. While the identity of the author is never revealed, he is generally referred to as Menon. La Cuisiniere Bourgeoise is one of the best-known and oft reprinted cookbooks and features hundreds of recipes and food preparations along with beer and wine making, ingredients, and strategies for cooking. Menon is known to include fewer seasonings and ingredients that are cheaper thus creating a sense of lower-class food; even though Menon focuses on beautiful and eye-appealing dishes.
This cookbook was also known to be the very first cookbook devoted specifically to a woman cook. Menon himself said that the title could be read as either cuisine or woman cook. Either way, it answered a real need in France of female home-cooks along with recipes acceptable for the bourgeois. (Willan, 218-225). It was also the only cookbook to reissued following the French Revolution. (Abramson, 22)
Item number: #22783
Price: $599
MENON
La cuisiniere bourgeoise : suivie de loffice, a lusage de tous ceux qui se meÌlent de deÌpense de maisons
A Bruxelles: chez Francois Foppens 1767.
Details:
Collation: Complete with all pages
492
References: Willan & Cherniavsky, Cookbook Library; Abramson, Food Culture in France
Language: French
Binding: Leather; tight and secure
Size: ~6.75in X 4in (17cm x 10cm)
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The Menon Cookbook is perhaps one of the most famous 18th-century cookbooks ever published. While the identity of the author is never revealed, he is generally referred to as Menon. La Cuisiniere Bourgeoise is one of the best-known and oft reprinted cookbooks and features hundreds of recipes and food preparations along with beer and wine making, ingredients, and strategies for cooking. Menon is known to include fewer seasonings and ingredients that are cheaper thus creating a sense of lower-class food; even though Menon focuses on beautiful and eye-appealing dishes.
This cookbook was also known to be the very first cookbook devoted specifically to a woman cook. Menon himself said that the title could be read as either cuisine or woman cook. Either way, it answered a real need in France of female home-cooks along with recipes acceptable for the bourgeois. (Willan, 218-225). It was also the only cookbook to reissued following the French Revolution. (Abramson, 22)
Item number: #22783
Price: $599
MENON
La cuisiniere bourgeoise : suivie de loffice, a lusage de tous ceux qui se meÌlent de deÌpense de maisons
A Bruxelles: chez Francois Foppens 1767.
Details:
Collation: Complete with all pages
492
References: Willan & Cherniavsky, Cookbook Library; Abramson, Food Culture in France
Language: French
Binding: Leather; tight and secure
Size: ~6.75in X 4in (17cm x 10cm)
Our Guarantee:
Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.
Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation!
22783
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1767 Cookbook MENON French Cuisine Cooking for Women Wine Liquor Food Recipes
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