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The Complete Confectioner (eBook)

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2022
222 Seiten
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The Complete Confectioner - Hannah Glasse, Maria Wilson
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At the heart of 'The Complete Confectioner' lies a rich tapestry of culinary expertise, blending the historical with the innovative through the unique lenses of Hannah Glasse and Maria Wilson. This anthology traverses a broad spectrum of confectionery art, presenting an illustrious range of techniques and flavors that encapsulate the evolution of dessert making from traditional practices to more elaborate creations. Notably, the collection serves as a testament to the intricate artistry and cultural significance of confectionery, offering readers a holistic view of its developmental trajectory alongside standout recipes that have defined and reshaped culinary boundaries over time. The diverse literary styles within the collection, from straightforward recipes to elaborate descriptions, underscore the versatility and depth of the confectionery field. The backgrounds of Hannah Glasse and Maria Wilson provide a fascinating lens through which the anthology's themes are explored. Both authors were pivotal figures in their era, contributing significantly to the culinary arts with their innovative approaches and comprehensive understanding of ingredients and techniques. Their collective works, underpinned by the broader historical and cultural movements of their times, reflect an enduring passion for the craft of confectionery. This amalgamation of expertise and creativity not only maps the evolution of dessert making but also highlights the relevance of these contributions in a contemporary context. 'The Complete Confectioner' offers an unparalleled journey into the world of sweets and desserts, making it an essential read for enthusiasts and scholars alike. By compiling this vast array of recipes and reflections, the anthology provides a unique opportunity to engage with the culinary heritage of confectionery, celebrating its artistry, innovation, and cultural impact. Readers are thus invited to explore the multifaceted dimensions of dessert making, gaining insights into the complexity and beauty of this culinary form and fostering a deeper appreciation for the dialogues between tradition and innovation that shape our gastronomic landscapes.

Hannah Glasse (1708–1770) was an English cookery writer whose seminal work, 'The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy,' first published in 1747, revolutionized the way English-speaking people perceived and prepared food. Though not as well-known, her 'The Complete Confectioner; Or, The Whole Art of Confectionary Made Easy' further showcased her expertise, offering a detailed look into 18th-century confections, sweetmeats, and desserts. Glasse's writing is marked with a straightforward and accessible style, which contributed to the popularity of her cookbooks during her time and beyond. Her insistence on practicality, coupled with her focus on domestic management, appealed to the middle class—particularly women seeking to manage their households efficiently without the aid of professional cooks. Glasse's 'The Complete Confectioner' not only shares recipes but also provides insight into the techniques and ingredients of the era, reflecting social and culinary history. Her contributions to domestic literature extend beyond mere recipes; they encapsulate the essence of Georgian culinary tradition and have been influential in documenting the foodways of her time. Despite facing personal difficulty, including financial insolvency and criticism from her contemporaries, Glasse's works endure as a cornerstone of historical cookery literature. Her legacy is cemented by the enduring appeal of her recipes and the insight they provide into the domestic and culinary practices of the 18th century.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 29.5.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur
Sachbuch/Ratgeber Essen / Trinken Themenkochbücher
Schlagworte 1800s works • 18th century cooking • 18th century Literature • British culinary history • classical culinary texts • cookbooks • culinary arts reference • cultural cooking practices • Culture • dessert making guide • early modern recipes • English cookery books • Food • gastronomic classics • hannah glasse • historical cookbooks • historic recipe compendium • homemade sweets instruction • Instructional • literary food studies • Non-fiction • sugar boiling methods • The Complete Confectioner book • traditional confectionery • traditional confectionery techniques • vintage dessert recipes
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