Originally compiled by Peter Hunt and published as Eating and Drinking: An Anthology for Epicures in 1961, this volume of poetry and prose is full of unexpected delights: the ladies of Elizabeth Gaskell’s Cranford faced with the insurmountable problem of peas and two-pronged forks; Fitzroy Maclean’s account of ‘an unsatisfactory vegetable’ during his desert travels in Eastern Approaches; food-related limericks from Edward Lear; and words of wisdom from the great gastronome Brillat-Saverin.
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https://www.psbooks.co.uk/food-lovers-anthology512710The Food Lovers' Anthologyhttps://www.psbooks.co.uk/media/catalog/product/5/1/512710_9898f43e6243083b538db4d6943d670d.jpg7.997.99GBPInStock/Non-Fiction/Categories/Food & Drink/Non-Fiction/Categories/Literature, Poetry & Classics/Non-Fiction/Highlights/Gift Ideas/Categories/Literary and Poetry Gift Books/Gift Ideas/Categories/Gifts Under £10/Gift Ideas/Categories/Cookery, Crafts and Gardening Gift Books/Gift Ideas/Categories/Gifts Under £15/Gift Ideas/Categories/View All Gift Books/Non-Fiction/Categories/Literature, Poetry & Classics/LiteratureOriginally compiled by Peter Hunt and published as <i>Eating and Drinking: An Anthology for Epicures</i> in 1961, this volume of poetry and prose is full of unexpected delights: the ladies of Elizabeth Gaskell’s <i>Cranford</i> faced with the insurmountable problem of peas and two-pronged forks; Fitzroy Maclean’s account of ‘an unsatisfactory vegetable’ during his desert travels in <i>Eastern Approaches</i>; food-related limericks from Edward Lear; and words of wisdom from the great gastronome Brillat-Saverin.Hardback00add-to-cartrrp_info:£20.00productId:52393bic_code:D, DC, DQ, DSC, WBD, DC, DQ, DSC, WB£20.00General233x153mmBodleianHardbackView AllFood & DrinkPoetry & PoetsLiterature & PoetryPoetry