Constructing Culinary Knowledge
Published in Food Culture & Society • Dec 1, 2013
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Authors:,
Elizabeth Ransom
Wynne Wright
Abstract
The late nineteenth and early twentieth century was a period rife with social change for both the domains of food production and consumption, with significant consequences for how we know food today. Yet the ways in which culinary knowledge became standardized beyond cooking schools and commercial c...
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