
JOE TILDEN'S RECIPES FOR EPICURES
SOUPS AND CHOWDERS
FISH
ENTREES
CHICKEN AND GAME
MEATS
SAUCES
VEGETABLES
SALADS
DESSERTS AND CAKES
Step into the kitchen of a turn‑of‑the‑century culinary adventurer whose love of bold flavors and generous hospitality made him legendary on the Pacific Coast. After his passing, a close companion gathered his most treasured recipes into a single volume, preserving the spirit of his lavish gatherings for future generations. The book reads like a diary of sumptuous experiments, inviting listeners to taste the elegance of a bygone era.
The collection offers a parade of comforting and adventurous broths: a silky onion soup thickened with egg yolks, an exotic Jerusalem artichoke Palestine soup, and a sherry‑kissed black bean soup brimming with spices. Detailed, step‑by‑step directions guide you through slow butter sauté, precise simmering, and final touches like grated Parmesan or crisp croutons. Whether you recreate the dishes or simply savor the vivid storytelling, each recipe feels like sharing a warm hearth with a generous host.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (62K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-04-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Known mainly for a single, colorful cookbook from 1907, this elusive food writer is remembered less as a conventional author than as a legendary Pacific Coast host and gourmet. The book preserves the rich, theatrical spirit of turn-of-the-century dining, from elaborate fish dishes to sauces, punches, and desserts.
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