This is not a practical cookbook for any but the most ardent experimenters, in the gustatory arts, for it demands close...

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HOW TO COOK AND EAT IN CHINESE

This is not a practical cookbook for any but the most ardent experimenters, in the gustatory arts, for it demands close study, constant back and forth reference, and the acquisition of not only a new terminology but new utensils, and a good many not easily secured foods...But if time and interest carry one past these hurdles, here is a cookbook that not only shows how to cook and what and in what combinations, but stresses the ways in which the etiquette of Chinese food -- preparation and service -- varies from our Occidental ways. Part I defines and describes these variations; Part II is made up of recipes and menus.

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Publisher: John Day

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1945

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