The Fine Art of Food.

By Reay Tannnahill

Printed: 1968

Publisher: The Folio Society. London

Dimensions 20 × 25 × 1.5 cm
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Language: English

Size (cminches): 20 x 25 x 1.5

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Green cloth spine with gilt title. Cream and tan striped paper boards.

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An original publication by the Folio Society, this work looks at what people were eating in different areas at different times. It shows how kitchen logic produced the same answers in widely separated societies – the Indian chapati being related to the Scots oatcake, and the modern American clambake to the food of prehistoric man. It then goes on to discuss the ramifications of trade and how certain foods became international favourites. The “Fine Art” of the title refers to the outstanding selection of illustrations taken from Greek and Egyptian times to the twentieth century.

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