Wild Food : Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 2004
Wild Food : Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 2004
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Author(s): Albala, Ken
Hosking, Richard
Prospect Books
ISBN No.: 9781903018439
Pages: 344
Year: 200602
Format: Perfect (Trade Paper)
Price: $ 56.00
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Wild foods: the call of the domestic Umbles and the eating of humble pie Fungi as food Capering about Muskrats and terrapins: the forgotten bounty of the coastal marshs of New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland Cooking his goose: Gender in American wild game cookbooks Some notes on seakale: crambe maritima Hunting in the medieval royal forests 1066-1307 The hunting and gathering of wild foods La Ceuillette: Foraging for edible wild plants in Southern France Ginseng: Taming the wild Walk on the wild side Where the wild things are: From wild olive to present-day cultivars and a tasting of New World feral olive oils Irish seaweed revisited The significance of Samuel Pepy's predilection for venison pasty Angelica: from Norwegian mountains to the English trifle A wild herb nursery in Alicante Wild about UAE The taming of the 'shroom The water tiger: The pike in English cooking Entomophagy Tracking the wild in 'wild' foods Cuitlacoche: Pest or prize? Some like it raw: Buffalo cooking and foodways in America Bamboo for life A history of seafood in Irish cuisine and culture Contemporary novelists on GM foods and industrial farming Some thoughts on wild fruits The game of the caliphs The edible, incredible cattail Wild plant foods: Panacea or just picnic? There are no walls in Eden The forest foodways of the tribals of India's Bastar district The fall and rise of the edible turkey Really wild: Britain, before agriculture The artifice of the hunter: Gathering ancient inspiration Wild foods in the Talmund Recipe for a bacchanal.


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