Art of South American Cookery
Author: Myra Waldo
To our south lies the vast, complex area of South America, a continent of seemingly boundless distances. It offers much to the tourist, and to the gourmet too. For South America food is amazingly good-a complete, almost undiscovered cookery style. As a rule it is mild and no more highly seasoned than American food.
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Women in God's Kitchen: Cooking, Eating, and Spiritual Writing
Author: Cristina Mazzoni
About the Author:
Cristina Mazzoni is Professor of Romance Languages at the University of Vermont
Library Journal
Mazzoni (romance languages, Univ. of Vermont), the author of the much-acclaimed Saint Hysteria as well as an authority on the life of modern mystic Gemma Galgani, has worked something like a miracle in this brief book. It is at once a pleasing collection of stylish essays, a journey through one person's spirituality, and a profound work of scholarship. Mazzoni finds and follows the trail of breadcrumbs-the fraught place of food and food writing-through the lives and works of dozens of holy women from Byzantine times to the day of Therese of Lisieux. The implications of Mazzoni's gracefully stated paradoxes and questions are enormous; her ideas are likely to cast a wide and bright light both for scholars in many fields and for the common reader seeking to understand the present in the light of the past. Highly recommended. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Table of Contents:
Introduction : learning to cook, eat, and read with Christian holy women | 1 | |
1 | How to bake wonder dough into miracle bread : Byzantine saints and Catherine of Genoa | 17 |
2 | How to make cheese and how to eat love : Hildegard of Bingen with Hadewijch | 34 |
3 | How to taste sugar and spice : the flavors of Elisabeth of Schonau | 48 |
4 | How to bite with grace into forbidden fruits : apples, sweets, and Margaret Ebner | 59 |
5 | How to confect convent treats : sweet traditions and the martyrdom of Saint Agatha | 74 |
6 | How to sift flour, wash lettuce, and serve bread and fish : lessons from Angela of Foligno | 87 |
7 | How to skin stockfish and chop stew : Margery Kempe's sacrifices | 102 |
8 | How to boil and fry in God's pots and pans : Teresa of Avila's kitchen secrets | 115 |
9 | How to do philosophy in a busy kitchen : Margaret Mary Alacoque, Sor Juana, Cecilia Ferrazzi | 131 |
10 | How to feed the spirit on corn pudding and pork fat : Elizabeth Seton's culinary conversion | 146 |
11 | How to indulge in divine delicacies : Gemma Galgani's tasty treats | 159 |
12 | How to savor sweets, play with food, and dress a salad : flavoring the spirit with Therese of Lisieux | 172 |
Conclusion : eating and cooking lessons | 189 |
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