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Can I eat that? / Stein, Joshua David; Rothman, Julia (ill.) 2016  Book
Rothman, Julia (ill.) Book
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Publication New York, Phaidon Press, 2016.
Description 36pBlue Spine
Summary/Abstract Unexpected set of food facts will engage both good eaters and resisters alike.
Standard Number 9780714871400 Hb.
Key Words Food Habits   Food  UOI - Food  UOI - Culture  Food - Preparation 
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ID:   027524


First food: culture of taste / CSE 2017  Book
Centre for Science and Environment Book
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Publication New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 2017.
Description 217p.Yellow spine
Series First food
Summary/Abstract Communities across India have found innovative ways to use seasonal produce that grows locally. They use leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds and roots to cook tasty and delectable recipes that are both nutritious and tasty. This volume brings together a collection of nearly fifty unusual, diverse and enthic recipes that use local Indian produce. The ingredients are seasonal and hence available for only a short time, but their taste lingers for long. You would surely wait for the next season to savour them again. Food is very personal. We know that. What we often don’t realise is that food is also more than personal. Food is also about culture and, most importantly, about biodiversity. We often do not think how flora and fauna around us make up our culture. We do not think that food diversity, indeed cultural diversity, is linked to diversity in the biological world. As a result, we often do not value this biodiversity that grows in the wild, in the farm, in the forest and the lake and the ocean. Each region of India, indeed the world, is diverse in its food habits. It has its own recipes; it cooks with different ingredients; it eats differently. This is not an accident. Every region, for instance, has its own rice variety. Many of these come with medicinal properties. Most are specific to the ecosystem they grow in. If the region is drought-prone, the variety survives in tough conditions, like Kayame rice of Karnataka. The Orkaima, Pokkali and Kuttadan varieties found in low-lying districts of Kerala are salt-resistant, hence suitable to grow in seawater. In the highlands of the same state, another rice variety is grown: Navara (in Palakkad), which has medicinal properties and has received the Geographical Indication Certificate in 2007. This richness of variety resulted in culinary methods that were equally diverse and equally rich. Bengal has a tradition of cooking different rice in different seasons. This is our food culture.
Contents Leaves Flowers Fruits and vegetables Seeds Preservation Business
Standard Number 978818690696 Pb.
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First food: future of taste: 100 + recipes sourced from local biodiversity / Centre for Science and Environment 2023  Book
Centre for Science and Environment Book
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Publication New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 2023.
Description 258pBlack Spine
Series First food
Summary/Abstract A collection of 100+ more healthy and nutritious recipes this time, all sourced meticulously from local biodiversity.
Standard Number 9788195898992 Pb.
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Food anatomy: The curious parts and pieces of our edible world / Rothman, Julia; Wharton, Rachel; Rothman, Julia (ill.) 2016  Book
Rothman, Julia Book
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Publication North Adams, Storey Publishing, 2016.
Description 221pMulti-Colour Spine
Summary/Abstract Julia Rothman takes her pen into the kitchen with this charming, illustrated guide to all things edible around the globe. She focuses her curious eye on the origins, types, tools, traditions, and techniques behind the most popular foods and preparations, from breads to fish to spices and desserts.
Standard Number 9781612123394 Pb.
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ID:   026262


Pizza / Martino, Teresa; Faranda, Brigid (ill.) 1992  Book
Martino, Teresa Book
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Publication Austin, Raintree Steck-vaughn Publishers, 1992.
Description 32pGreen spine
Summary/Abstract A brief history of pizza, from its probable earliest origins in Italy to how it is now prepared in America, for beginning readers. This amaxing title gives us a history of Pizza, naming Raffaela Esposito, credited with being a chef who had the first Pizzeria in Italy and Gennaro Lombardi who is said to have brought pizza to America!
Standard Number 0811467309 Pb.
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Something to chew on / Padmanabhan, Sujatha; Desor, Shiba; Deo, Sharmila; Chakravarty, Rohan (ill.) 2016  Book
Deo, Sharmila Book
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Publication Pune, Kalpavriksh, 2016.
Description 84pYellow spine
Summary/Abstract FOOD: its textures, aromas, tastes and colours – so much a part of our daily routine. But in our busy lives, how much thought do we give to it? Do we know where our food comes from? Do we know its history, what it does to the Earth, or the stories behind it? How is it connected to our customs and festivals… to our health? Does it matter what we choose to eat? Here is a little book on FOOD that will tell you all the above and much more…. Here is something to chew on…
Standard Number 9788187945710 Pb.
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Story of food: an illustrated history of everything we eat / Bacon, Josephine 2018  Book
Bacon, Josephine Book
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Publication London, Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2018.
Description 360pYellow Spine
Summary/Abstract A visual celebration of food in all its forms reveals the extraordinary cultural impact of the foods we eat, explores the early efforts of humans in their quest for sustenance, and tells the fascinating stories behind individual foods.
Standard Number 9780241254783 Hb.
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What the world eats / D'Aluisio, Faith; Menzel, Peter (ill.) 2008  Book
D'Aluisio, Faith Book
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Publication New York, Tricycle Press, 2008.
Description 160pRed spine
Summary/Abstract A photographic collection exploring what the world eats featuring portraits of twenty-five families from twenty-one countries surrounded by a week's worth of food.
Standard Number 9781582462462 Hb.
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What's cooking? / Butterworth, Christine; Hammond, Andy (ill.) 1998  Book
Hammond, Andy (ill.) Book
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Publication Aylesbury, Ginn and Company, 1998.
Description 19pGreen Spine
Series All aboard
Summary/Abstract Find out what happens when different foods are put in the oven.
Standard Number 0602282993 Pb.
Key Words Baking  Food  CHANGE  Cooking  UOI - Science  UOI - Food 
Food - Preparation  Cooking - History 
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