[Sca-cooks] book question

[Johnna Holloway]

I just looked at the original message realized it was you.
You have a different email and you split your name apart in the original 
query.
Let's see for Mistress Gwencat--
You might get the Brears. It's going to be one of those big books that
everyone refers to in coming years. 
Other big books are the Terence Scully translations of either La Varenne
or The Opera of Bartolomeo Scappi (1570): L'arte et prudenza d'un 
maestro Cuoco (The Art and Craft of a Master Cook) (Lorenzo Da Ponte 
Italian Library) (Hardcover)
which is listed now for December.

The Book of Sent Sovi­: Medieval recipes from Catalonia (Textos B) 
(Textos B) (Paperback) is out and Amazon is carrying that one.
Search it under sent sovi and it comes up at $23.07

I don't think there is much coming out in German/English or vice versa.

PW came today so I'll be doing my list this week of forthcoming titles.

Johnnae

Cat . wrote:
> Thank you all for your replies.
> Amazon had tossed it at me, so I was curious, but it does not sound useful to me.  
> I still have a marked preference for German, and love facsimile editions far better than anything else I can get.  Is there anything new out there in that arena? I have Rumpolt, and the 4 tupperware editions (and one more that Im not sure I can read the handwriting is so horrid, but I have it ;-) and will work on it when time permits.
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> For non German I prefer facsimile in the front and in the back of the book a facing page transcription (into modern script) and translation into english.
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> and yes Stefan, I would LOVE the complete Madrone booklets - I have the Mogul India one, but that is it (and it is out on loan to one of my apprenti... ;-)
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> Thanks again,
> Gwen Cat
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