Ketchup: Methods of Manufacture; Microscopic Examination: Exploring the Evolution of a Culinary Staple: History, Science, and Culture of Ketchup Production

In 'Ketchup: Methods of Manufacture; Microscopic Examination,' the Bittings curate an intricate exploration of the condiment that often graces our tables yet is seldom considered in depth. This anthology navigates a panorama of scientific, historical, and cultural inquiry, unraveling the complexities behind ketchup's formulation and production. Through rigorous investigation and vivid detail, this collection uncovers the nuances of techniques and examines the microcosmic elements that create the unique interplay of flavors. The anthology captures the essence of innovation and tradition, showcasing a spectrum of styles from analytical essays to pragmatic treatises, each piece contributing to a deeper understanding of this ubiquitous sauce. The Bittings, renowned for their expertise, assemble a distinguished group of contributors whose diverse backgrounds in food science and history enrich the discourse on condiment manufacturing. Their collective work is underpinned by historical and cultural considerations, offering a multifaceted view of ketchup that aligns with the broader narratives of culinary evolution and technological advancement. By drawing on these varied perspectives, the collection not only chronicles the methods of production but also situates ketchup within larger societal and gastronomic contexts. This anthology presents a unique opportunity for readers to engage with a comprehensive examination of ketchup from multiple vantage points. Whether a food enthusiast, historian, or curious learner, readers will find both educational value and intriguing insights within these pages. The diversity of voices provides a dialogue that illuminates ketchup's complexity, inviting readers to explore the intersections of science, culture, and tradition as encapsulated in this single volume.

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Дата на излизане

Е-книга: 19 декември 2019 г.