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A 600-Year History of Cookbooks as Status Symbols

Tracing the path from 15th-century royal kitchens to 1992’s The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Cookbook and beyond
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Georg Flegel (Olmütz, Moravia 1566-1638 Frankfurt am Main) , Artichokes and peas in the pod in a basket, a joint of pork, grapes, onions and cucumbers on a platter, a roemer and a crayfish on a pewter dish, with a pewter flagon, an ornate knife, a bread roll, plums, peaches and almonds on a wooden table | Christie's

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