Plumerey - Le principal de la cuisine de Paris - 1843






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Le principal de la cuisine de Paris, two-volume illustrated hardcover edition by Plumerey, in French, first published in 1843 by Libraires Associés, totaling 975 pages with frontispieces and illustrations, in good condition.
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Charming original collection of these 19th-century culinary manuals that seek to codify and transmit the Parisian gastronomic art to a bourgeois and professional readership.
Volume I outlines the fundamentals of French cuisine, detailing stocks, sauces, soups, and essential preparations, while emphasizing the rigor of methods and the hierarchy of flavors.
Volume II expands the collection to include meats, fish, pastries, and desserts, incorporating more elaborate recipes and complete menus intended for special occasions, while maintaining an educational and normative approach.
This manual illustrates the desire to establish a Parisian culinary canon, blending tradition and innovation, and offering practitioners as well as enthusiasts a repertoire of recipes and techniques that contribute to the gastronomic identity of the 19th century.
Plumerey - The Principal of Parisian Cuisine - 1843 - Volumes I and II - Associated Booksellers
xi + 425 + 539 pages -
Very good condition of the bindings, books in their full recent grey cloth, smooth, unlettered spine.
Good interior condition, stains, pages enriched with beautiful illustrations outside the text, including frontispiece, marbled endpapers in good condition.
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days.
Charming original collection of these 19th-century culinary manuals that seek to codify and transmit the Parisian gastronomic art to a bourgeois and professional readership.
Volume I outlines the fundamentals of French cuisine, detailing stocks, sauces, soups, and essential preparations, while emphasizing the rigor of methods and the hierarchy of flavors.
Volume II expands the collection to include meats, fish, pastries, and desserts, incorporating more elaborate recipes and complete menus intended for special occasions, while maintaining an educational and normative approach.
This manual illustrates the desire to establish a Parisian culinary canon, blending tradition and innovation, and offering practitioners as well as enthusiasts a repertoire of recipes and techniques that contribute to the gastronomic identity of the 19th century.
Plumerey - The Principal of Parisian Cuisine - 1843 - Volumes I and II - Associated Booksellers
xi + 425 + 539 pages -
Very good condition of the bindings, books in their full recent grey cloth, smooth, unlettered spine.
Good interior condition, stains, pages enriched with beautiful illustrations outside the text, including frontispiece, marbled endpapers in good condition.
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days.
