[Sca-cooks] Historic Cookbook Vendors

[Jane Boyko]

Here are three of my favourite cookbook links.

Enjoy
Marina

Jessica's Biscuit
http://www.ecookbooks.com/index.html?ref=286386562&tsid=26505220010210072655
Has historic reprints section and a myriad of all kinds of cookbooks.  Never 
ordered from this site.

Serious Books for Serious Cooks
http://www.foodbooks.com/welcome.htm
Has section on historic cookbooks, sells out of print books as well as new 
ones.  Divided into ethnic cooking as well as historical section.  I have 
never ordered from this site.

Acanthus Books
http://www.acanthus-books.com/sixcen.html
Sells historic reprints etc.  Good service, reasonable delivery.

On 15/06/04 06:17 pm, lilinah at earthlink.net wrote:
> I was asked by a couple friends who are going to cook their first
> feast in September for a "brain dump". My first thought was the
> climax of the film "Hannibal".
>
> But in fact, they just want me to tell them everything i know about
> feast cooking in about 2 or 3 hours.
>
> Anyway, the talk is tonight. I had written up notes and was doing a
> final edit when i realized i had not included RESOURCES!
>
> Naturally my first thought was this list. My next two thoughts were
> Stefan's Florilegium and Duke Cariadoc's website (and cook book
> collection). I mentioned the godecookery site...
>
> And naturally i thought of Devra and Poison Pen Press.
>
> But i like to be expansive... I'm not looking for a list of books,
> but places to buy them. Anyone have any other suggestions?
>
> If yes, post to the list, but *to me privately as well*, as i get
> this list as a Digest and i might not receive it until well after the
> talk is over.
>
> Thanks,
> Anahita
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