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Book SynopsisFood historian and award-winning author Peter Rose gives us an enlightening sampling of historical Dutch recipes adapted for the modern kitchen. From cookies and custards to savory dishes and salads, Rose shows that historical cooking - whether done over an open fire or on a stovetop - need not be a thing of the past.
Trade ReviewThis extremely informative book offers historical insight into the Dutch culinary heritage in America, together with recipes, to give us an enticing taste of the past. Thank you, Peter Rose, for another great publication on our shared culinary traditions! ‘You are what you eat’ may be a cliché but it does embody the most important activity central to life: the preparation and consumption of food. Rose’s engaging book celebrates this activity among the Dutch settlers in the Hudson Valley with 72 historical recipes, a highly informative essay on Dutch foodways of the period, and instructions on how to cook the dishes in a home fireplace.
