The French are known as culinary giants. Their culinary prowess goes hand in hand with their identity and this paper tries to examine the different aspects of this intimate relation between the French gastronomy and identity. It looks at the history of France through the long and rich history and evolution of French cuisine in order to try and define what makes French cuisine “French. In so doing, we learn much about French history and culture and how the evolution of the French gastronomy and alimentary practices influenced and were influenced by the different events in French history. It then goes on to examine of few modern day culinary practices in an attempt to understand why even though the French food itself has constantly been - an...
Gilly Lehmann : English cooks and French cuisine. French food was fashionable in 18th-century Engla...
Considerable popular, academic and policy debate surrounds the alleged decline in cooking skills wit...
International audienceAnthropology’s boomerang and the « gastronomic meal of the French » : elements...
With the concept foodscapes as a point of departure, this paper explores the fundamental notions and...
The recent designation of French cuisine as a UNESCO world heritage inspires many questions about ho...
The overarching question of this paper is whether it is possible to identify concepts that define a ...
This dissertation considers the cultural and historical implications of the long-held power of Frenc...
This dissertation examines representations of “French” and “foreign” food—in cookbooks and newspaper...
New Orleans’ culinary history is amongst the most rich and storied of any American city, yet very fe...
More than million foods have been made by people from all over the world in the latest years. People...
La prééminence française en matière de luxe alimentaire est souvent présentée comme une évidence. Po...
French cuisine developed prominently from the end of eighteenth century to the end of nineteenth ce...
L’ouvrage est publié dans une meilleure version (revue et corrigée) aux éditions Perrin (Tempus n° 3...
Taking a historical perspective’ this paperexamines the evolution of French haute cuisine and grande...
National audienceCulinary rethorics and the invention of an individual food heritage among foreign s...
Gilly Lehmann : English cooks and French cuisine. French food was fashionable in 18th-century Engla...
Considerable popular, academic and policy debate surrounds the alleged decline in cooking skills wit...
International audienceAnthropology’s boomerang and the « gastronomic meal of the French » : elements...
With the concept foodscapes as a point of departure, this paper explores the fundamental notions and...
The recent designation of French cuisine as a UNESCO world heritage inspires many questions about ho...
The overarching question of this paper is whether it is possible to identify concepts that define a ...
This dissertation considers the cultural and historical implications of the long-held power of Frenc...
This dissertation examines representations of “French” and “foreign” food—in cookbooks and newspaper...
New Orleans’ culinary history is amongst the most rich and storied of any American city, yet very fe...
More than million foods have been made by people from all over the world in the latest years. People...
La prééminence française en matière de luxe alimentaire est souvent présentée comme une évidence. Po...
French cuisine developed prominently from the end of eighteenth century to the end of nineteenth ce...
L’ouvrage est publié dans une meilleure version (revue et corrigée) aux éditions Perrin (Tempus n° 3...
Taking a historical perspective’ this paperexamines the evolution of French haute cuisine and grande...
National audienceCulinary rethorics and the invention of an individual food heritage among foreign s...
Gilly Lehmann : English cooks and French cuisine. French food was fashionable in 18th-century Engla...
Considerable popular, academic and policy debate surrounds the alleged decline in cooking skills wit...
International audienceAnthropology’s boomerang and the « gastronomic meal of the French » : elements...