Tales From Topographic Kitchens

“Outside the gate of the outer court there is a large garden of about four acres with a wall all round it. It is full of beautiful trees- pears, pomegranates, and the most delicious apples.” (Homer’s Odyssey) Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a reader-supported publication. To…
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Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. “There were always oysters…and those to praise them” How odd that my introduction to oyster soup should come via novels…
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Welcome to #4 in my series of thumbnail reviews of cookbooks. Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. 餅になる​そこらの草もおらが世や​In this world of mine
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I'm going to report on Venice in stages because there's just too much to put into one newsletter. This edition about Cannaregio is the first in the series.
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Welcome to the third in my series of Cookbook Thumbnails. Today, I am singing the praises of The Kitchen Sisters.Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a…
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The first recipe I cooked from ‘Mamushka’, the debut cookbook by Olia Hercules, was a plateful of deruny; potato cakes with goats’ cheese. The second…
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“The uncles in the family all die young, but the aunts know it’s really ‘death by butter."
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A tale of a kitchen in the mountains....
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Here’s the first in a series of mini-reviews of books about food and cooking that have greatly inspired me. #1 is Jake Tilson’s A Tale of 12 Kitchens…
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"Crockett Johnson shows us that a crayon can create a world.” (Philip Nel)Tales From Topographic Kitchens is a reader-supported publication. To receive…
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