SC - building a feast library

Decker, Terry D. TerryD at Health.State.OK.US
Wed Apr 8 09:38:43 PDT 1998


> How would one go about building a decent recipie library?
> 
> Morganna
> 
I  make no claims for The Food Heritage Press.  This is list is cribbed from
their current online booklist and is meant to let you see a partial list of
currently available cookbooks and books on food history.  I've found some of
these books discounted at Borders and Barnes & Noble.  Amazon.com has some
of them at a discount.  Cindy Renfrow posts to this list and can tell you
how to order her books.  For books you can't afford or of which you don't
want a copy, take the information to your local library and see if they can
get it through inter-library loan.

Happy Book Hunting,

Bear

The Food Heritage Press
P.O. Box 163
Ipswich, MA 01938-0163

www.foodbooks.com


The Art of Cookery in the Middle Ages. By Terence Scully. The Boydell Press.
276 pp. ©1995 $31.00 Paper

Du manuscrit à la table, Sous la direction de Carole Lambert. Les Presses De
L'université de Montréal 391 pp ©1992. $45.00 Paper.

Early French Cookery: Sources, History, Original Recipes & Modern
Adaptations. By D. Eleanor Scully and Terence Scully.  University of
Michigan Press. 330 pp. ©1996 $34.50 Hardcover.

Fast and Feast: Food in Medieval Society. By Bridget Ann Henisch.
Pennsylvania State University Press. 279 pp. ©1994. $16.95 Paper

Food and Eating in Medieval Europe. Edited by Martha Carlin and Joel T.
Rosenthal. Contributors include Elizabeth M. Berbel, Christophen Dyer,
Constance b. Hieatt, Margaret Murphy, Susan F. Weiss and Julia Marvin.200
pages. ©1997 Hardcover Code # HP003 $45.00 (Available June 1998)

The Medieval Cookbook By Maggie Black. Thames and Hudson. 144 pp. 77 Illus.
©1992 $24.95 Hardcover

The Medieval Garden. By Sylvia Landsberg. Thames and Hudson. 144 pp. ©1995
$24.95 Hardcover 

The Medieval Kitchen. By Odile Redon, Francoise Sabban and Silvano
Serventi.  336 pages (est), 12 color plates, numerous line drawings.  
Cloth. $32.50 Available April 1998

Pleyn Delit: Medieval Cookery for Modern Cooks. Second Edition. Constance B.
Hieatt, Brenda Hosington, and Sharon Butler.  University of Toronto Press.
172 pp.©1996 $17.95 Paper

A Sip Through Time: A Collection of Old Brewing Recipes. By CindyRenfrow.
Privately Printed, 335 pages, ©1995 $17.95, Paper. (Each Copy Autographed by
Cindy Renfrow)

Two Fifteenth-Century Cookery-Books. Edited by Thomas Austin. Published for
The Early English Text Society by the Oxford University Press. 151 pages.
Unaltered reprint of the 1888 edition in 1996. $45.00 Hardcover. (Available
July 1998 in a new printing)

The Viandier of Taillevent: An Edition of all Extant Manuscripts. Edited by
Terence Scully.  University of Ottawa Press. 330 pp. ©1988 $35.00
Hardcover. 

America's First Cuisines By Sophie D. Coe. University of Texas Press. 288
pp. ©1994. $14.95 Paper.

The Classical Cookbook. Andrew Dalby and Sally Grainger. The J. Paul Getty
Museum. 144 pages. 27 color & 23 B/W illus., 23 line drawings. $22.50.

Martha Washington's Booke of Cookery. Transcribed by Karen Hess.  Columbia
University Press. 518 pp. ©1981 (1995 Paper Edition) $16.50.

A Taste of Ancient Rome. By Ilaria Gozzini Giacosa. Translated by Anna
Herklotz. University of Chicago Press. 16 color plates. 232 pp. ©1994.
$16.95 Paper



Prospect Books:

The Closet of the Learned Sir Kenelme Digbie, Kt., Opened (1669), edited by
Peter Davidson & Jane Stevenson, Prospect Books, 294 pp. 155 x 220 mm; B & W
illus., cloth, ©1997 Code # PB017 $45.00

The Life of Luxury - Europe's Oldest Cookery Book by Archestratus,
Translated with introduction and commentary by John Wilkins and Shaun Hill.
120 pp, 150 x 250 mm, paperback, line illus. ©1994 Code # PB012 $17.00
(4th Century BC)

Acetaria, A Discourse of Sallets By John Evelyn (1620-1706) Edited by
Christopher Driver, will an introduction by Maggie Black,  150 pp., 145 x
205 mm; sewn & bound in cloth; dust jacket, ©1996 Code #PB011 $28.00

ANTHIMUS De observatione ciborum, On The Observance of Food, Translated and
edited by Mark Grant  140 pp. 130 x 220 mm. paper; B & W Illus. ©1996 Code #
PB015 $20.00  (6th Century CE)

An Ordinance of Pottage, By Constance B. Hieatt 240 pp. including glossary,
B & W illus. Hardback with dust jacket. ©1988 Code # PB016 $26.50



Hambledon Press:

Country House Brewing in England, 1500-1900 by Pamela Sambrook 320 pages,
100 illus. ©1996, Hardcover Code # HP001 $55.00

Food and Eating in Medieval Europe Edited by Martha Carlin and Joel T.
Rosenthal 200 pages. ©1997 Hardcover Code # HP003 $45.00 (Available January
1998)



Sutton Publishing:

Food and Feast in Tudor England by Alison Sim.  224 pp. 244mm x 172mm 8 pp.
color plates and 60 b/w illus. Code # SP004 Paper $19.95
























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