Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well (Lorenzo Da Ponte Italian Library)
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Immerse yourself in the rich culinary history of Italy with this exceptional cookbook that has captivated readers since its publication in 1891. Authored by Pellegrino Artusi, this collection is not just a treasure trove of recipes; it offers a glimpse into the soul of Italian cuisine, perfectly portraying the evolution of a nation that had only recently become unified. Featuring hundreds of recipes from every region of Italy, this book captures the diverse flavors and traditions that make...
Show moreImmerse yourself in the rich culinary history of Italy with this exceptional cookbook that has captivated readers since its publication in 1891. Authored by Pellegrino Artusi, this collection is not just a treasure trove of recipes; it offers a glimpse into the soul of Italian cuisine, perfectly portraying the evolution of a nation that had only recently become unified. Featuring hundreds of recipes from every region of Italy, this book captures the diverse flavors and traditions that make Italian food beloved worldwide.
Artusi's insightful commentary is sprinkled throughout, providing an entertaining and informative context that enhances the reading experience. You will discover how, for a newly emerging middle class in Italy, home cooking was an art that brought families together. His knack for humor and keen observations make this book a joy to read—not just for those looking to cook, but for anyone interested in the cultural backdrop of the time.
This cookbook is cherished by many, resonating particularly with those who have Italian heritage. Readers have shared heartfelt memories of their mothers and grandmothers, connecting the timeless recipes in this book with their own family traditions. The celebrated author gently guides you through the Italian way of cooking, embodying the philosophy of using what you have on hand—an art unto itself!
Be prepared for the “quanto basta” approach to cooking, which allows freedom and creativity in the kitchen. This invites a unique culinary exploration where you learn not just to follow recipes but to understand the essence of flavors—a skill that has been passed down through generations. If you crave not only knowledge about cooking but also an appreciation for the cultural significance behind every dish, this book is an invaluable addition to your collection.
With delectable descriptions and practical recipes, this book inspires both novice cooks and seasoned chefs to dive into the world of Italian home cooking with confidence and excitement.
Less| manufacturer | University of Toronto Press |
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| height | 9 |
| weight | 2.20021337476 |
| width | 1.75 |
| length | 6 |
| languages | [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ] |
| productGroup | Book |
This cookbook contains hundreds of recipes from all regions of Italy, celebrating diverse flavors and traditional cooking methods.
It is recommended for cooks with at least intermediate skills, as recipes follow the 'quanto basta' approach, leaving room for interpretation.
Published in 1891, it reflects the culinary traditions and practices during a formative period in Italy, just after its unification.
Absolutely! It makes a perfect gift for anyone passionate about cooking or interested in Italian culture and history.
Artusi's style is humorous and insightful, making it a pleasure to read and learn from, beyond just following recipes.