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characteristic of its re****tion ever
since antiquity. Instead, the word "
epicure"
began to
refer to a
person with
extremely refined taste in food. Examples...
- danger; - or -
State Epicures taking un
Petit Souper" the
latter half in French,
meaning 'state
gourmets taking a
little supper' – "
Epicures"
refers to the...
- The
Vegetarian Epicure (1972) is a
vegetarian cookbook by Anna Thomas,
which contributed to the rise of the
vegetarian movement of the 1970s. Anna Thomas...
-
Renaissance (Belknap Press,
Harvard University) 1989:289-92, "Gluttons and
Epicures",
traces the
significance of
these French terms in the
seventeenth and...
- Cookbook: And
Guide to the Fine Art of
Cookery for Connoisseurs, Chefs,
Epicures.
Random House. p. 48. ISBN 9780517506622.
Retrieved 12
March 2013. Sokolov...
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Cookbook and
Guide to the Fine Art of Cookery: For Connoisseurs, Chefs,
Epicures Complete With 2973
Recipes (55 ed.). New York:
Crown Publishers, Inc. pp...
-
Sterling Publishing Company, Inc. is a
publisher of a
broad range of
subject areas, with
multiple imprints and more than 5,000
titles in print. Founded...
- epicurean, or
epicure in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Epicureanism is a
system of
philosophy developed by
Epicurus ca. 300 BCE.
Epicurean or
epicure may also...
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Epicureanism is a
system of
philosophy founded 307 BCE
based upon the
teachings of Epicurus, an
ancient Gr**** philosopher.
Epicurus was an
atomist and...
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taste of
firing [whereby tea was
dried using direct heat]. As
Russian epicures believe that a
peculiar delicacy of
flavor is
imparted to it by the slight...
