[Sca-cooks] A new book

Ana Valdés agora at algonet.se
Sat Dec 14 09:09:07 PST 2002


The idea with the book is quite interesting, he follows the "cardinal sins" and
collect recipes adequate to each of these, greed, gluttony, anger, pride, etc.
Very similar to what Dante Alighieri intented to do when he wrote the "Divina Comedia"
when  he placed the sinners in the different circles of Hell depending of the sin they
committeed.
Weird occupation in a gloomy and dark Saturday evening, should say yes to a invitation
to dinner instead to be absorbed in books about food and sins and tabbos :(
Ana

Sue Clemenger wrote:

> *I* haven't heard of it, but I'm sure someone on the list has!
> --maire
>
> Ana Valdés wrote:
> >
> > By the way and relating again to the discussion about cannibalism, I came across
> > yesterday a very interesting book, "In the Devil's Garden, a sinful history of
> > forbidden food", written by Stewart Lee Allen. Very interesting book with a lot
> > of historical material about haggish, horse meat, ritual cannibalism and other
> > cultural stuff. Anyone who knows the book?
> >
> > Ana
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