Description
First edition. Cover has normal wear. Pages are clean. Binding is secure.
This charming first edition of “Cider and Sardines” offers a delightful glimpse into the culinary traditions of rural England. Published in the mid-20th century, the book captures a bygone era when cider-making and sardine-curing were still vibrant cottage industries. The author’s warm prose transports readers to idyllic country villages, where generations-old recipes were passed down like heirlooms. Beyond its nostalgic appeal, the book serves as a valuable cultural artifact, shedding light on the regional foodways that have since faded from the modern landscape. For collectors, this well-preserved copy represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of England’s rich gastronomic heritage. Readers, too, will find joy in exploring the book’s time-honored recipes and anecdotes, which offer a taste of a simpler, more artisanal era.