The Cook's Decameron / A Study in Taste, Containing over Two Hundred Recipes for Italian Dishes
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This work opens with a prologue and a ten-day framed series of essays and anecdotes that introduce Italian culinary practices and preferences, then furnishes a large recipe section organized by sauces, soups, fish, meats, offal, and poultry. Recipes emphasize approachable Italian preparations suitable for English households, offering economical techniques for cheaper cuts and modest ingredients, with detailed sauces and regional variations. Practical notes on menu order, seasoning, and presentation accompany over two hundred tested recipes intended to broaden domestic cookery beyond French conventions.
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