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Tafelspitz & Fledermaus: Die Wiener Rindfleischküche - Hardcover

Haslinger, Ingrid

 
9783854764656: Tafelspitz & Fledermaus: Die Wiener Rindfleischküche

Synopsis

'The soul of Viennese cuisine is the cooked beef', wrote Feuilletonist Joseph Wechsberg. Emperor Franz Joseph made the cooked beef popular because he consumed it almost daily. A culinary passion, which, incidentally, he shared with Franz Schubert and Adalbert Stifter. But not only, as historian Ingrid Haslinger expertly reports. Since the 15th century, beef consumption in Vienna was extraordinarily large, boiled beef was not missing on noble boards or at the citizens' table. It developed into a Viennese philosophy of life that survived all crises until the Second World War. Why this pronounced beef and soup culture developed in Vienna, the author conveys in her book as well as interesting facts about kitchen appliances, meat parts and their cut. And she embarks on a moody journey to famous restaurants ('Baan meat hut'n) and restaurants in the history of Vienna. In addition to numerous recipes, divided according to soups and inserts, beef as well as hot and cold sauces, the 'Literary Beef' has its own chapter. Ingrid Haslinger is a historian, anglist and research associate in the Vienna Court Silver and Table Chamber. She published among others "Tables with Sissi", "Goulash, a Cultural History" and "Of Soups and Terrines - the Eye-catching Career of Food and Equipment". Im Mandelbaum Verlag erschien von ihr: Es möge Erdäpfel regnen - Eine Kulturgeschichte der Kartoffel. With 170 recipes monastery culinarium - from the pen kitchen of the Lilienfelder Cistercians, steam rose from the pot - a cultural history of soups from all over the world.

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