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People's Chef

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Book People's Chef Ruth Brandon
Libristo code: 04886550
Publishers John Wiley & Sons Inc, February 2005
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During the first half of the nineteenth century, Alexis Soyer, a Frenchman from Meaux, was the most famous cook in London. A combination of chance, talent and social conscience took him into many of the great events of his time. Born in 1810, he cooked his was through the Paris July Days in 1830; he oversaw the building of Londona s most modern kitchen at the Reform Club, where he ran the kitchen from 1837--1850; he designed a model soup--kitchen which he took to Ireland, at the Lord Lieutenanta s request, during the 1847 famine; he opened Londona s first Parisian--type restaurant in conjunction with the Great Exhibition in 1851; and in 1855, he went to the Crimea to take over the running of the kitchens in Florence Nightingalea s hospital at Scutari. When he died in 1858, Soyer was helping Miss Nightingale reform British army catering.

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Full name People's Chef
Author Ruth Brandon
Language English
Binding Book - Paperback
Date of issue 2005
Number of pages 336
EAN 9780470869925
ISBN 0470869925
Libristo code 04886550
Weight 412
Dimensions 191 x 153 x 26
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