
SOME PRESS OPINIONS.
A GUIDE TOMODERN COOKERY
PREFACE
GLOSSARY
PART IFUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF COOKING
CHAPTER IFONDS DE CUISINE
CHAPTER IITHE LEADING WARM SAUCES
CHAPTER IIIThe Small Compound Sauces
CHAPTER IVCOLD SAUCES AND COMPOUND BUTTERS - 121—AIOLI SAUCE, OR PROVENCE BUTTER
CHAPTER VSavoury Jellies or Aspics
Praised by contemporaries as a milestone in culinary literature, this guide balances timeless fundamentals with the fresh ideas that have reshaped dining in the last century. It begins with clear explanations of basic techniques, allowing anyone—from a curious beginner to a seasoned housekeeper—to speak the language of the kitchen with confidence. Interwoven with practical advice are glimpses of the social changes that have turned formal banquets into the more relaxed, restaurant‑inspired meals of today.
The later sections present a wide array of recipes, ranging from modest family fare to the elegant dishes once reserved for grand hotels. Alongside step‑by‑step instructions, the author sprinkles in charming stories and occasional historical notes that enrich the cooking experience. Whether you’re looking to master a classic soufflé or simply add a touch of refinement to a weekday dinner, the book offers a reliable, approachable roadmap for the modern cook.
Language
en
Duration
~32 hours (1886K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
London: William Neinemann, 1907, pubdate 1920.
Credits
ellinora, Fox in the Stars, David Wilson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2023-08-12
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1846–1935
Best known for bringing order, elegance, and modern standards to professional kitchens, this legendary French chef helped shape the way restaurants cook and serve food to this day. His books and methods turned classic cuisine into something more organized, practical, and widely taught.
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