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Fish and Chips

A History

«‘This is the best history yet written of a British institution, alive to the cosmopolitan origins of food through global migration . . . a rewarding read for anyone interested in the history of Britain so good in fact that it made me venture out on a windy night to buy a fish supper at my traditional local chippie.’ — History Today; ‘an affectionate, sprightly and crisply informative history of our national obsession.’ — Daily Mail; ‘full of fascinating facts’ — The Spectator; ‘What a clever, accessible, enjoyable, and informative book! While providing an abundance of revealing anecdotes, it also goes beyond food to tackle relevant topics such as migration, identity, technology, entrepreneurship, and more . . . a wonderful book.’ — Gastronomica; ‘[a] scholarly account of the rise and enduring popularity of what Panayi presents as something of a cultural marvel.’ — TLS; ‘Fish and Chips is a book brimming with fascinating facts and anecdotes about a dish that can be found on menus compiled by both Michelin Star chefs and your local chippy down the road.’ — Oxford Times»

Along with red London buses, bowler hats and cricket, few things are considered more British than fish and chips. Sprinkled with salt and vinegar, fish and chips were the country’s original fast food. This innovative and well-researched book unwraps the history of the UK’s most popular takeaway, a story that brings up complicated issues of class and identity. Les mer

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Along with red London buses, bowler hats and cricket, few things are considered more British than fish and chips. Sprinkled with salt and vinegar, fish and chips were the country’s original fast food. This innovative and well-researched book unwraps the history of the UK’s most popular takeaway, a story that brings up complicated issues of class and identity.
Although we think of it as quintessentially British, fried fish was first introduced and sold by immigrant Jews before it spread to the British working classes during the course of the nineteenth century; by the twentieth century other migrant communities such as Italians and Greek Cypriots were playing a leading role in the fish and chip trade.
Brimming with facts, anecdotes and historical and modern images, Fish and Chips will appeal to all interested in the story behind one of the world’s most iconic and popular meals.

Detaljer

Forlag
Reaktion Books
Innbinding
Paperback
Språk
Engelsk
ISBN
9781789146035
Utgivelsesår
2022
Format
20 x 13 cm

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«‘This is the best history yet written of a British institution, alive to the cosmopolitan origins of food through global migration . . . a rewarding read for anyone interested in the history of Britain so good in fact that it made me venture out on a windy night to buy a fish supper at my traditional local chippie.’ — History Today; ‘an affectionate, sprightly and crisply informative history of our national obsession.’ — Daily Mail; ‘full of fascinating facts’ — The Spectator; ‘What a clever, accessible, enjoyable, and informative book! While providing an abundance of revealing anecdotes, it also goes beyond food to tackle relevant topics such as migration, identity, technology, entrepreneurship, and more . . . a wonderful book.’ — Gastronomica; ‘[a] scholarly account of the rise and enduring popularity of what Panayi presents as something of a cultural marvel.’ — TLS; ‘Fish and Chips is a book brimming with fascinating facts and anecdotes about a dish that can be found on menus compiled by both Michelin Star chefs and your local chippy down the road.’ — Oxford Times»

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