Focuses on the contributions of author Christian Isobel Johnstone to the Scottish literature and culture through his cookbook "The Cook and Housewife's Manual" published in 1826. Views of Johnstone on the social implications of food; Background on the book's fictional characters; Recipes included in the second edition of the book; Overview of the cookbook and its latest editions.
References
Monnickendam, A. (2005). EATING YOUR WORDS: PLATE AND NATION IN MEG DODS'S THE COOK AND HOUSEWIFE'S MANUAL (1826). Scottish Studies Review, 6(1), 33-42. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database.
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