
Describes the best and most representative dishes of one hundred world cuisines and recounts the culinary histories of countries as diverse as France, Egypt, Indonesia, Canada, and Japan
What are the defining culinary characteristics and historical foundations of the world's most prominent national cuisines? Howard Hillman, a veteran travel and food writer, synthesizes extensive research into a comprehensive reference work that identifies the signature dishes and historical trajectories of one hundred distinct culinary traditions. The text serves as a structured guide for understanding how geography, culture, and history intersect to create unique national food identities.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts and readers recognize this work as a useful reference for those seeking a broad overview of global food history and cultural staples. The prose is noted for its accessibility, making it a practical resource for travelers and culinary enthusiasts interested in the background of international dishes.
Page Count:
286
Publication Date:
1979-10-25
Publisher:
Penguin Books
ISBN-10:
0140049894
ISBN-13:
9780140049893
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