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9781589633599

The Pantropheon: A History of Food and Its Preparation in Ancient Times

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    9781589633599

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    1589633598

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-06-01
  • Publisher: Lightning Source Inc

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Summary

The Pantropheon or a history of food and its preparation in ancient times is embellished with forty-one engravings illustrating the greatest gastronomic marvels of antiquity.

Author Biography

Alexis Soyer (1809-1859), was a talented, dashing, flamboyant, French egocentric whose gastronomic genius was the rage and envy of mid-nineteenth-century England. He served as cook to various French and English notables between 1821 and 1837. Among them was Prince Polignac of the French Foreign Office, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Sutherland, the Marquis of Waterford, and William Lloyd of Aston Hall, Oswestry. Soyer was widely known for his triumphant tenure as master chef of the London Reform Club, a post he accepted in 1837. The day of Queen Victoria's coronation, June 28, 1838, Soyer executed one of the greatest culinary extravaganzas of all time: a breakfast for two thousand people at Gwydyr House, where the club was temporarily housed. His banquet de luxe for 150 guests for Ibraham Pasha on July 3, 1846, has also become a culinary legend

Table of Contents

Pantropheon 3(6)
I
Agriculture
9(10)
II
Cereals
19(4)
III
Grinding of Corn
23(7)
IV
Manipulation of Flour
30(11)
V
Frumenta
41(5)
VI
Grains: Seeds
46(3)
VII
Vegetables
49(4)
VIII
Dried Vegetables
53(6)
Beans
53(2)
Haricots
55(1)
Peas
56(1)
Lentils
57(2)
IX
Kitchen Garden
59(27)
Cabbage
60(2)
Beet
62(1)
Spinach
63(1)
Mallows
64(1)
Asparagus
64(2)
Gourd
66(1)
Turnips
67(1)
Carrots
68(1)
Blit (a sort of Beet)
68(1)
Purslaine
68(1)
Sorrel
69(1)
Brocoli
69(1)
Artichoke
70(1)
Pompion
71(1)
Cucumber
72(2)
Lettuce
74(1)
Endive
75(1)
Onions
76(1)
Leeks
77(1)
Melon
77(2)
Radish
79(1)
Horse-Radish
80(1)
Garlic
81(1)
Eschalots
82(1)
Parsley
82(2)
Chervil
84(1)
Water-Cresses
84(2)
X
Plants Used in Seasoning
86(9)
Poppy
86(1)
Sesame
86(1)
Sow-Thistle
87(1)
Orach
87(1)
Rocket
87(1)
Fennel
88(1)
Dill
88(1)
Anise Seed
88(1)
Hyssop
88(1)
Wild Marjoram
89(1)
Savory
89(1)
Thyme
89(1)
Wild Thyme
89(1)
Sweet Marjoram
89(1)
Pennyroyal
90(1)
Rue
90(1)
Mint
90(1)
Spanish Camomile
90(1)
Cummin
91(1)
Alisander
91(1)
Capers
91(1)
Aeafoetida
91(1)
Sumach
92(1)
Ginger
92(1)
Wormwood
93(2)
XI
Fruits
95(2)
XII
Stone Fruit
97(9)
Olive Tree
97(3)
Palm Tree
100(2)
Cherry Tree
102(1)
Apricot Tree
103(1)
Peach Tree
104(1)
Plum Tree
105(1)
XIII
Pip Fruit
106(11)
Quince Tree
106(1)
Pear Tree
107(1)
Apple Tree
108(1)
Lemon Tree
109(1)
Orange Tree
110(2)
Pig Tree
112(3)
Raspberry Tree
115(1)
Current Tree
115(1)
Strawberry Plant
115(1)
Mulberry Tree
116(1)
XIV
Shell Fruit
117(6)
Almond Tree
117(1)
Walnut Tree
118(2)
Nut Tree
120(1)
Pistachio Tree
120(1)
Chesnut Tree
121(1)
Pomegranate
122(1)
XV
Animal Food
123(10)
Rearing of Cattle
127(1)
Markets
128(1)
Butchers
129(4)
XVI
Animals
133(19)
The Pig
133(9)
The Ox
142(4)
The Lamb
146(2)
The Hid
148(2)
The Ass
150(1)
The Dog
150(2)
XVII
Poultry
152(16)
The Cock
153(1)
The Capon
154(1)
The Hen
155(1)
The Chicken
156(2)
The Duck
158(1)
The Goose
159(3)
The Pigeon
162(1)
The Guinea Hen
163(1)
The Turkey Hen
163(3)
The Peacock
166(2)
XVIII
Milk, Butter, Cheese, and Eggs
168(11)
Milk
168(2)
Butter
170(3)
Cheese
173(2)
Eggs
175(4)
XIX
Hunting
179(14)
The Stag
182(2)
The Roebuck
184(1)
The Deer
184(1)
The Wild Bear
185(3)
The Hare
188(1)
The Rabbit
189(1)
The Fox
190(1)
The Hedgehog
190(1)
The Squirrel
190(1)
The Camel
190(1)
The Elephant
191(2)
XX
Feathered Game
193(17)
The Pheasant
194(1)
The Partridge
195(1)
The Quail
196(1)
The Thrush
197(2)
The Blackbird
199(1)
The Starling
200(1)
The Flamingo
200(1)
Fig-Pecker, or Beccafico
201(2)
The Ortolan
203(1)
The Ostrich
203(1)
The Stork
204(1)
The Sea-Swallow
204(2)
The Wood-Hen, Bustard, Water-Hen, and Teal
206(1)
The Woodcock, Snipe, Curlew, Crow, Turtle Dove, and Lark
207(3)
XXI
Fish
210(31)
Sturgeon
216(2)
Red Mullet
218(2)
Sea-Eel
220(2)
Lamprey
222(1)
Sea-Wolf
223(1)
Scarus, or Parrot-Fish
223(1)
Turbot
224(1)
Tunny
225(1)
Conger-Eel
226(1)
Eel
227(1)
Pike
228(1)
Carp
229(1)
Eel Pout
229(1)
Trout
230(1)
Gold Fish
230(1)
Whiting
230(1)
Cod Fish
231(1)
Perch
232(1)
Scate
233(1)
Salmon
233(1)
Sepia, or Cuttle-Fish
234(1)
Swordfish
234(1)
Shad
234(1)
Rhombo, or Rhombus
235(1)
Mugil
235(1)
Mackerel
235(1)
Haddock
236(1)
Tench
236(1)
Dragon Weaver
237(1)
Loligo
237(1)
Sole
237(1)
Angel-Fish
237(1)
File-Fish
237(1)
Pilchard
238(1)
Leach
238(1)
Gudgeon
238(1)
Herring
239(1)
Anchovy
240(1)
Shell-Fish
241(10)
Oysters
242(3)
Sea-Hedgehog
245(1)
Mussel
245(1)
Scallop
246(1)
Tortoise
246(1)
Sea-Crayfish
247(1)
Lobster
247(1)
River Crayfish
248(1)
Crab
248(2)
Frogs
250(11)
XXII
The Cook
251(8)
The Kitchen
259(7)
XXIII
Seasoning
266(18)
Salt
267(1)
Brine
268(1)
Digestive Salts
269(1)
Garum
269(4)
Honey
273(2)
Sugar
275(1)
Cinnamon
275(1)
Cloves
276(1)
Pepper
277(1)
Verjuice
277(1)
Vinegar
278(1)
Truffle
279(3)
Mushrooms
282(2)
XXIV
Pastry
284(9)
XXV
Water
293(6)
XXVI
Beverages
299(17)
Tea
306(4)
Coffee
310(2)
Chocolate
312(4)
XXVII
Drinking Cups
316(6)
XXVIII
Wine
322(10)
Liqueur Wine
332(7)
XXIX
Repasts
339(15)
XXX
Variety of Repasts
354(9)
XXXI
The Dining-Room
363(5)
XXXII
The Table
368(4)
The Table Seats
372(4)
XXXIII
The Servants
376(4)
XXXIV
The Guests
380(6)
XXXV
A Roman Supper
386(13)
Biographical Notes 399(2)
Modern Banquets 401(12)
Table of References 413(31)
Table of Recipes 444(5)
Index 449

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