Time Life Foods of the World Lot: Southern Style American & African Cooking VTG

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Place of Publication: New York NY Year Printed: 1970 Region: Eithiopia Wet & South Africa Deep South Original/Facsimile: Original Topic: American Southern & African Personalized: No Character Family: Foods of the World Series. Subject: cultural traditions, and recipes: Binding: spiral Author: Laurens Van der Post African & Eugene Walter Southern Signed: No Language: English Country of Origin: United States Illustrator: Eliot Elisofon & Otto Van Earsel & Mark Kauffman Publisher: Time Life Books

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Time Life Foods of the World Lot: Southern Style American & African Cooking VTG. Written in English, this original set provides insight into the culinary practices of these regions, making it a valuable addition to any cooking enthusiast's collection. The Time Life Foods of the World Lot: Southern Style American & African Cooking VTG is a collectible set of cookbooks authored by Laurens Van der Post African and Eugene Walter Southern. Published by Time Life Books, the spiral-bound books offer a glimpse into the cultural traditions and recipes of American Southern and African cuisine. Written in English, this original set provides insight into the culinary practices of these regions, making it a valuable addition to any cooking enthusiast's collection. Authored by Laurens Van der Post (copyright 1970), this book is a rich cultural exploration of food across the African continent. It delves into the diverse culinary landscapes of various regions, including West African staples, Ethiopian ceremonial dishes, South African cuisine, and North African tagines. vivid photography and narratives about local customs, ingredients, and the history of the food, from everyday meals to special feasts. It covers the foundational elements of American Southern cooking, including Lowcountry, Creole, Cajun, Appalachian, and Soul Food traditions. Content : The book explores the history of these foods, from ingredients introduced by enslaved people to European influences and classic plantation cooking styles.