Cookery and Dining in Imperial RomeApicius
Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome
by OpenStories
Original author: Apicius
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"Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome by Apicius" is a collection of Roman recipes possibly compiled in the fifth century AD. This ancient cookbook, written in a mix of Classical and Vulgar Latin, offers a fascinating window into the culinary world of wealthy Romans around the Mediterranean. Organized into ten books with Greek titles, it covers everything from meat and vegetables to seafood and exotic delicacies like flamingo. The recipes reveal sophisticated cooking techniques and ingredient combinations that shaped dining in the ancient world.
Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome, by Apicius. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #29728.
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21 Chapters
- 1.Introduction: By Prof. Frederick Starr825 words
- 2.Preface: xvii770 words
- 3.Introduction: BY1,300 words
- 4.Preface (1)8,798 words
- 5.Preface (2)8,732 words
- 6.Preface (3)1,476 words
- 7.Book I: The Careful Experienced Cook4,015 words
- 8.Book II: Minces3,068 words
- 9.Book III: The Gardener4,750 words
- 10.Book IV: Miscellanea9,686 words
- 11.Book V: Legumes3,973 words
- 12.Book VI: {Illustration: THE GREAT CRATER172 words
- 13.Book VI: Fowl4,391 words
- 14.Book VII: Sumptuous Dishes5,866 words
- 15.Book VIII: Quadrupeds6,574 words
- 16.Book IX: Seafood2,404 words
- 17.Book X: , judging from its recipes, phraseology and from264 words
- 18.Book X: The Fisherman 1 (1)8,106 words
- 19.Book X: The Fisherman 1 (2)8,293 words
- 20.Book X: The Fisherman 1 (3)7,838 words
- 21.Book X: The Fisherman 1 (4)6,591 words