A popular guidebook that delves into the intent and impact of cuisine. The Physiology of Taste by Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin has been a staple in the culinary community for nearly 200 years. It's a groundbreaking examination of cooking, culture and science that changed the way society views and experiences food.
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978-1-5132-7358-7 (9781513273587)
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Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin (1755-1826) held several notable positions including lawyer, teacher and politician. Yet, he's best known for his passion and promotion of the culinary arts. Born in France, Brillat-Savarin studied highbrow subjects like medicine and law but was captivated by cooking. In an effort to elevate gastronomy, he released his most famous work--Physiology of Taste. Published in 1825, it was the first book of its kind to explore the mental, physical and emotional connection of food.
