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Food and Drink of Sydney - A History

English · Hardback

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This fascinating food biography of one of the world's great cities, Sydney, takes the reader from its prehistory through its unpromising foundation as a convict settlement confronted by starvation, to its status today as an international culinary destination.

List of contents










Chapter 1 Crystal Waters, Sandstone and a Deep Blue Sky
Chapter 2 From Convict Camp to Cosmopolitan City
Chapter 3 A Cultural and Culinary Tapestry
Chapter 4 Markets: Butcher, Baker and the Rabbit-O Man
Chapter 5 Sydney Eats Out
Chapter 6 'Six o'clock Swill'-Drink and the City
Chapter 7 Historic Cookbooks, Dishes and Recipes

About the author










Heather Hunwick has had a long professional career in Sydney in food service and nutrition consulting in health and education in both the public and private sectors. Her interests in food in all its dimensions have included teaching, researching and writing. More recently she has focussed on foods and their historical impact on urban settings. Previous publications include Nutrition in Food Service, and Doughnut: a Global History.

Summary

This fascinating food biography of one of the world’s great cities, Sydney, takes the reader from its prehistory through its unpromising foundation as a convict settlement confronted by starvation, to its status today as an international culinary destination.

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