In Serve It Forth, her first book, M.
Fisher takes readers on an animated journey through culinary history, beginning with the honey-loving Greeks and the immoderate Romans.
Fisher recalls a hunt for snails and truffles with one of the last adepts in that art and recounts how Catherine de Medici, lonely for home cooking, touched off a culinary revolution by bringing Italian chefs to France.
Each essay makes clear the absolute firmness of Fisher's taste--contrarian and unique--and her skill at stirring memory and imagination into a potent brew.
About the Author: M.
Fisher is the author of numerous books of essays and reminiscences, many of which have become American classics.
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