Domesticity A Gastronomic Interpretation of Love

Domesticity: A Gastronomic Interpretation of Love by Bob Shacochis is a unique exploration of love and culinary passion, published by Penguin Publishing Group in February 1995. This first paperback edition spans 368 pages and is presented in English. The book intertwines the author’s reflections on his long-term relationship with the woman he affectionately refers to as “Miss F” alongside his culinary experiences, creating a rich tapestry of thoughts on themes such as monogamy, food, and the comforts of cooking.
Readers will find a blend of essays and narratives that delve into the connections between love and cooking, featuring Shacochis’ lyrical and irreverent prose. The work encompasses a variety of topics, from the significance of hot sauce to the pleasures of seafood, all while celebrating the simple joys of sharing meals. This edition invites those interested in cooking, psychology, and literary narratives to engage with Shacochis’ distinctive voice and perspective on domestic life.
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For 17 years Bob Shacochis has been living in unwedded bliss with the woman he calls “Miss F”. He has also been cooking for her. This lyrical, irreverent, and often mouth-watering “prose stew” takes in Shacochis’ thoughts on monogamy and hot sauce, sex and seafood, and the enduring consolations of soup. It is the ideal valentine for lovers of prose and food.
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