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The Great British Cheese Bookby: Patrick Rance September 29, 1983 Search: cheese |
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Making Cheeses, Butters, Cream and Yogurt at Home (Self-sufficient living)by: Patricia Cleveland-Peck May 15, 1980 Search: cheese |
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The Cheese and the Worms: The Cosmos of a Sixteenth-Century Millerby: Ginzburg Carlo January 01, 1982 Search: cheese |
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Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg traces the story of one Menocchio, a peasant from northern Italy who was put on trial (and eventually burned at the stake) for heresy by the Italian inquisition in the 16th century. He puts forwards parts of the transcription of the trial, and we realize that Menocchio has some quite heterodox (and not totally consistent) views on theology and cosmology, suggesting a number of eclectic sources for his ideas. For example, he viewed the Earth as a sort of giant cheese and the angels as worms coming out of the cheese (hence the book's title). How an Italian peasant, without presumably much access to books, would get such views, Ginzburg asks. He traces the bookshelves of Menocchio, but he is unable to come up with ... Read More:
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Who Moved My Cheese ; An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Yourk Work and In Your Lifeby: Dr. Spencer Johnson 2000 Search: cheese |
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Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg traces the story of one Menocchio, a peasant from northern Italy who was put on trial (and eventually burned at the stake) for heresy by the Italian inquisition in the 16th century. He puts forwards parts of the transcription of the trial, and we realize that Menocchio has some quite heterodox (and not totally consistent) views on theology and cosmology, suggesting a number of eclectic sources for his ideas. For example, he viewed the Earth as a sort of giant cheese and the angels as worms coming out of the cheese (hence the book's title). How an Italian peasant, without presumably much access to books, would get such views, Ginzburg asks. He traces the bookshelves of Menocchio, but he is unable to come up with ... Read More:
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Homemade Butter, Cheese and Yogurt (Invest in Living S.)by: Maggie Black February 24, 1977 Search: cheese |
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Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg traces the story of one Menocchio, a peasant from northern Italy who was put on trial (and eventually burned at the stake) for heresy by the Italian inquisition in the 16th century. He puts forwards parts of the transcription of the trial, and we realize that Menocchio has some quite heterodox (and not totally consistent) views on theology and cosmology, suggesting a number of eclectic sources for his ideas. For example, he viewed the Earth as a sort of giant cheese and the angels as worms coming out of the cheese (hence the book's title). How an Italian peasant, without presumably much access to books, would get such views, Ginzburg asks. He traces the bookshelves of Menocchio, but he is unable to come up with ... Read More:
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Cheese-Colored Camperby: Geronimo Stilton 2005-02 Search: cheese |
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Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg traces the story of one Menocchio, a peasant from northern Italy who was put on trial (and eventually burned at the stake) for heresy by the Italian inquisition in the 16th century. He puts forwards parts of the transcription of the trial, and we realize that Menocchio has some quite heterodox (and not totally consistent) views on theology and cosmology, suggesting a number of eclectic sources for his ideas. For example, he viewed the Earth as a sort of giant cheese and the angels as worms coming out of the cheese (hence the book's title). How an Italian peasant, without presumably much access to books, would get such views, Ginzburg asks. He traces the bookshelves of Menocchio, but he is unable to come up with ... Read More:
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French Cheesesby: Kazuko Masui, Tomoko Yamada July 09, 2000 Search: cheese |
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A friend had this book and after the first glance, I was so impressed, I ordered half a dozen... And I'm not even particularly wild about cheese. After reading the book, I made a trip to Paris and went on a cheese hunt. Amazing!! I am still not a cheese afficionado, but I do know a lot lot more about French cheeses.
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Hold the Cream Cheese, Kill the Loxby: Sharon Kahn 2003-08 Search: cheese |
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A friend had this book and after the first glance, I was so impressed, I ordered half a dozen... And I'm not even particularly wild about cheese. After reading the book, I made a trip to Paris and went on a cheese hunt. Amazing!! I am still not a cheese afficionado, but I do know a lot lot more about French cheeses.
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Cooking with Cheese (Cook's Essentials)from: Southwater January 03, 2000 Search: cheese |
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A friend had this book and after the first glance, I was so impressed, I ordered half a dozen... And I'm not even particularly wild about cheese. After reading the book, I made a trip to Paris and went on a cheese hunt. Amazing!! I am still not a cheese afficionado, but I do know a lot lot more about French cheeses.
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The History of Stilton Cheeseby: Trevor Hickman October 27, 2005 Search: cheese |
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Stilton cheese is perhaps one of the finest foods ever produced. It is packed with photos, maps and illustrations (all from the author's collection, apparently) showing the people that make Stilton cheese by hand and the villages where the process began. the reader is able to see how sales of Stilton encouraged growth along the Great North Road -- the direct route from London to Edinburgh. Illustrations show stage coaches "stopping by" for possibly cheese and rest. Also, an engraving of the Islington Dairy show in 1878, in which hundreds of Stiltons were used to build a replica of Cleopatra's Needle. Queen Victoria was so impressed she bought all of the cheeses used to build this amazing display. All photos are black and white and could ... Read More:
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