A History of English Food

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A History of English Food provides a comprehensive exploration of the culinary traditions and evolution of English cuisine through the ages.

Clarissa Dickson Wright delves into the historical roots of various dishes, ingredients, and cooking techniques, revealing the social and cultural contexts that shaped English food.

The book covers everything from medieval feasts to Victorian delicacies, offering insights into the diets of different classes and the impact of historical events on eating habits.

Wright's engaging narrative brings to life the stories behind classic English fare, making it an informative and entertaining read.

Readers gain a deeper appreciation for the rich and diverse history of English gastronomy, as well as Wright's extensive research and culinary expertise.

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