The Cordon Bleu Cook Book by Dione Lucas 1947 Hardcover No DJ Illustrated

Early printing from the original year of publication with Phoebe Nicol’s charming line drawings throughout. Author: Dione Lucas. Title: The Cordon Bleu Cook Book. Publication Year: 1947. Photos show the actual book you’ll receive—front board, title page (dated 1947), interior illustrations, spine, and top/bottom edges added for full disclosure.

Safaris & Spices: An African food journey By Nico Verster

“Safaris & Spices: An African Food Journey” by Nico Verster is a trade paperback textbook published by Jacana Media in 2018. This book takes readers on a culinary journey through Africa, exploring specific ingredients, herbs, spices, and condiments used in traditional African cuisine. With 256 pages, it offers a comprehensive look at regional and ethnic African cooking practices, making it a valuable resource for food enthusiasts and students interested in exploring the flavors and techniques of African cuisine.

Food

What stands out about this textbook is the inclusion of historical context.

Pure Food Securing the Federal Food and Drugs Act Of 1906

The product is a book titled “Food” by the author “Act” published in 1906. It is a publication related to the Federal Food and Drugs Act of 1906, which aimed to secure the purity of food and drugs. The book likely contains information about the regulations and standards set by this act to ensure the safety and quality of food and drugs sold in the United States at that time. With a focus on food and drug regulation, this publication would be of interest to those studying the history of food safety and the early days of the federal government’s involvement in ensuring public health through legislation.

Food: A Culinary History

Food: A Culinary History by Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less