The Dietetics
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— "Scientific men, the ablest in matters of public alimentation, agree to recognize the pre- sent state of inferiority of the culinary science com- pared to the progress m"ade in the other sciences.
Nothing precise exists, everything is routine and uncertainty in the work, the use of mixtures and the combinations of the foods. Present Cooking is only a compilation of empiritic recipes. The most eminent Cooks: Careme, Dubois, Delie, Gouffe, Ran- hofer have left only culinary books full of formul...as, where the fancy and imagination fill the greatest part; there exists no coordination, no indication of the reason to be of these formulas and of their che- mical and physiological properties. Some able Chemists as Dumas. L^ebig, Payen, Voit, Playfair, Ranke, Atwater have opened the practical and log- — 9 — ical side of the important question of feeding human bemgs by some analysis and conseiencious observa- tions, but they have only touched the raw foods, leaving out the prepared foods though the main point of the Dietetics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— "Scientific men, the ablest in matters of public alimentation, agree to recognize the pre- sent state of inferiority of the culinary science com- pared to the progress m"ade in the other sciences.
Nothing precise exists, everything is routine and uncertainty in the work, the use of mixtures and the combinations of the foods. Present Cooking is only a compilation of empiritic recipes. The most eminent Cooks: Careme, Dubois, Delie, Gouffe, Ran- hofer have left only culinary books full of formul...as, where the fancy and imagination fill the greatest part; there exists no coordination, no indication of the reason to be of these formulas and of their che- mical and physiological properties. Some able Chemists as Dumas. L^ebig, Payen, Voit, Playfair, Ranke, Atwater have opened the practical and log- — 9 — ical side of the important question of feeding human bemgs by some analysis and conseiencious observa- tions, but they have only touched the raw foods, leaving out the prepared foods though the main point of the Dietetics.
What to read after The Dietetics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Etienne Joseph 1867 From Old Catalog David to read onlineMoreLess
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