Travelogues
Gastronomical Me
In 1929, a newly married M.F.K. Fisher said goodbye to a milquetoast American culinary upbringing and sailed with her husband to Dijon, where she tasted real French cooking for the first time.
Supper of the Lamb
Father Robert Farrar Capon shares great gusto (and recipes) as he savors the act of cooking for itself.
Her Fork in the Road
Women's relationship to food is passionate and obsessive, embracing and comforting, complex and frustrating.
Bistros of Paris
Fully revised and updated, this popular guide captures the true character and flavor of the most intimate and affordable eating places Paris has to offer.
Art of Eating, 50th Anniversary Edition
The 50th anniversary keepsake edition of M. F. K. Fisher"™s food writing classic. This beautifully produced commemorative edition of M. F. K. Fisher"™s The Art of Eating celebrates the 50th anniversary of its original publication.
Travelers' Tales : Food
Many people will tell you that they travel, in part, to break bread with strangers and leave the table with friends, and to discover a place through its food.
Counter Intelligence: Eating
Jonathan Gold is a hound for the best taco, burger, barbecue, omelet, hot dog, sushi, samosa, bagel and dumpling in all of L.A.
Yum : A Voyage Around My Stomach
An intimate look at one man's hunger. Terry Durack takes time off between mouthfuls to write about life-changing chocolate cake; the philosophy of soup; survival of the fattest; and the art of udon.
Among Friends
Among Friends is M.F.K. Fisher's memoir of her childhood in Whittier, California, from about 1912 to 1922. The Friends of the title are the Quakers of that community, and Mary Frances Kennedy, daughter of an Irish newspaper publisher, found them most unusual friends indeed.
Between Meals : An Appetite for Paris
No writer has written more enthusiastically about food than A. J. Liebling.











