Cocina cómica: Recetas de guisos y postres, poesías culinarias, y otros excesos

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Cocina cómica: Recetas de guisos y postres, poesías culinarias, y otros excesos

by Juan Pérez Zúñiga

ES·~2 hours·85 chapters

Chapters

85 total

COCINA CÓMICA

0:28

Á TODO AQUEL LECTOR QUE TENGA COSTUMBRE DE COMER

10:22

¿DEBE HABER FLORES SOBRE LA MESA?

0:34

¿COMO SE DEBE TOMAR EL CAFÉ?

0:26

Recetas de guisos.

0:01

HUEVOS FRITOS

2:17

HUEVOS Á LA MORENITA

2:07

HUEVOS MOLLETS

2:02

HUEVOS Á LA TRIPA

1:09

COCHIFRITO

0:50

Description

This delightfully irreverent guide invites anyone who enjoys a good meal to explore the kitchen through a comic lens. The author, a self‑declared non‑chef, mixes practical instructions for soups, roasts and sweets with witty reflections on dining etiquette. From timing your arrival at a banquet to the proper way to drape a napkin, the opening sections set a playful stage for the recipes to follow.

Beyond the jokes, the book actually delivers a handful of straightforward dishes—simple stews, a charming custard, and a few surprise desserts—each presented with enough detail to try them at home. Interspersed throughout are brief culinary poems that celebrate the joy of tasting and the absurdities of social meals. The result feels like a witty conversation over a long table, offering both a chuckle and a usable recipe to share with friends.

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Language

es

Duration

~2 hours (132K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Chuck Greif, Biblioteca digital hispánica and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Aug 27, 2012

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Juan Pérez Zúñiga

Juan Pérez Zúñiga

b. 1860

A sharp, playful voice in Spanish humor writing, he filled newspapers and magazines with wit while also publishing poems, stories, and comic pieces. His work helped make light verse and literary satire a lively part of Madrid’s cultural world around the turn of the 20th century.

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