A Gothic Cookbook, 9781524894085
Hardcover
Eat, drink, and be wary: Gothic tales brought to life.

A Gothic Cookbook

hauntingly delicious recipes inspired by 13 classic tales

$72.36

  • Hardcover

    224 pages

  • Release Date

    23 September 2024

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Summary

A Feast of Fear: Culinary Delights Inspired by Gothic Literature

From Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House, A Gothic Cookbook focuses on thirteen different Gothic stories and their edible motifs before bringing them to life–and to your table. Delicious yet devious, this cookbook is a culinary and literary delight.

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Book Details

ISBN-13:9781524894085
ISBN-10:1524894087
Author:Alessandra Pino, Ella Buchan
Publisher:Andrews McMeel Publishing
Imprint:Andrews McMeel Publishing
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:224
Release Date:23 September 2024
Weight:703g
Dimensions:259mm x 178mm x 23mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

“Thoughtful and unique recipe selections, keen literary analyses, and striking visuals in a macabre black-and-red color palette make A Gothic Cookbook a perfect fit for any kitchen, library, or spooky mansion.” (Jenna Lefkowitz, Foreword Reviews)

About The Author

Alessandra Pino

Ella Buchan is an award-winning travel, food and drink journalist - and geeky gourmet - who regularly contributes to publications including National Geographic Traveller and Food, the Times, the Independent and the Telegraph. Based in North East England, she spends most of her time digging into the stories behind the cuisines and culinary traditions of places around the world, from cabbies’ shelters in London to the bodegones or traditional taverns of Buenos Aires. Ella also has experience in recipe development and a First Class degree in English Literature from Newcastle University - and is thrilled to at last be able to bring all these strands together in one beautifully bound book.

Dr Alessandra Pino is an expert on how the Gothic, food and cultural memory intersect. Alessandra was born in Hampstead, London, to an Italian mother and Venezuelan diplomat father, and grew up in several different countries. She holds university degrees in English Literature from Naples “L’Orientale,” Translation Studies from the University of Westminster and a PhD in Food, Cultural Memory and the Gothic. She worked with a Michelin-starred chef for nearly ten years before entering the world of academia. Alessandra brings to A Gothic Cookbook her deep academic knowledge, digging into food themes and motifs in a series of classic and contemporary novels from the 19th century to the present day.

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