By Sarah Peters Kernan Last month, many Recipes Project contributors and readers participated in a virtual conference on Food and the Book: 1300-1800. This exciting event, spread out in sessions over two weeks, was co-sponsored by the Center for Renaissance Studies at the Newberry Library and Before ‘Farm to Table’: Early Modern Foodways and Cultures, a Mellon Foundation initiative in collaborative research at the Folger Institute at the Folger Shakespeare Library. I had the pleasure of co-or..
Dear Recipes Project community, Happy 2020! This month we'll mark the new year by highlighting some ...
Last panels… This 27th may, it’s time to go outside the books! What can we learn about recipes with ...
Lisa Smith, editor of The Recipes Project, will be representing the Early Modern Recipes Online Coll...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Two weeks ago the Early Modern Recipes Online Collective (EMROC) hosted their...
By Sarah Peters Kernan https://open.spotify.com/episode/59TnsqLZgeMSyzlNhxIuvQ?si=MyTq2HhDTaynPBJ...
By Rachel Rich Katrina Mosley and Eleanor Barnett, who run the Cambridge Body and Food Histories Gro...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Before the new academic year begins, the Recipes Project would like to cele...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Since the COVID-19 pandemic restricted physical access to resources for tea...
This month on Around the Table, we have a very special treat. Many of our contributors have been a p...
We all like to be able to compare the different approaches and points of view, that's why we are hap...
Participants engaging with a wide range of nineteenth-century cookbooks held at the Manchester Metro...
This month on Around the Table, I am speaking with Helen Davies and Alexander Zawacki, Program Coord...
Folger Shakespeare Library, V.a.600. Like early modern recipes? Enjoy puzzle solving? Then... how ab...
Dear Recipes Project community, Happy 2020! This month we’ll mark the new year by highlighting some ...
This month on Around the Table, I am chatting with Laura Carlson, producer and host of the podcast T...
Dear Recipes Project community, Happy 2020! This month we'll mark the new year by highlighting some ...
Last panels… This 27th may, it’s time to go outside the books! What can we learn about recipes with ...
Lisa Smith, editor of The Recipes Project, will be representing the Early Modern Recipes Online Coll...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Two weeks ago the Early Modern Recipes Online Collective (EMROC) hosted their...
By Sarah Peters Kernan https://open.spotify.com/episode/59TnsqLZgeMSyzlNhxIuvQ?si=MyTq2HhDTaynPBJ...
By Rachel Rich Katrina Mosley and Eleanor Barnett, who run the Cambridge Body and Food Histories Gro...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Before the new academic year begins, the Recipes Project would like to cele...
By Sarah Peters Kernan Since the COVID-19 pandemic restricted physical access to resources for tea...
This month on Around the Table, we have a very special treat. Many of our contributors have been a p...
We all like to be able to compare the different approaches and points of view, that's why we are hap...
Participants engaging with a wide range of nineteenth-century cookbooks held at the Manchester Metro...
This month on Around the Table, I am speaking with Helen Davies and Alexander Zawacki, Program Coord...
Folger Shakespeare Library, V.a.600. Like early modern recipes? Enjoy puzzle solving? Then... how ab...
Dear Recipes Project community, Happy 2020! This month we’ll mark the new year by highlighting some ...
This month on Around the Table, I am chatting with Laura Carlson, producer and host of the podcast T...
Dear Recipes Project community, Happy 2020! This month we'll mark the new year by highlighting some ...
Last panels… This 27th may, it’s time to go outside the books! What can we learn about recipes with ...
Lisa Smith, editor of The Recipes Project, will be representing the Early Modern Recipes Online Coll...