Serve It Forth (Art of Eating) - Tapa blanda

The best prose writer in America. "W.H. Auden" She writes about food as others do about love, but rather better. "Clifton Fadiman" Poet of the appetites. "John Updike" A monument. "Julia Child" One of the world's finest food writers and, in the eyes of many, the grand dame of gastronomy. "James Villas" M.F.K. Fisher ... brings onstage a peach or a brace of quail and shows us history, cities, fantasies, memories, emotions. "Patricia Storace, The New York Review of Books" One of my great heroes. "Jacques Pepin" A delightful book. It is erudite and witty and experienced and young. "The New York Times Book Review"" "The best prose writer in America." --W.H. Auden"She writes about food as others do about love, but rather better."--Clifton Fadiman"Poet of the appetites."--John Updike"A monument."--Julia Child"One of the world's finest food writers and, in the eyes of many, the grand dame of gastronomy."--James Villas"M.F.K. Fisher ... brings onstage a peach or a brace of quail and shows us history, cities, fantasies, memories, emotions."--Patricia Storace, "The New York Review of Books""One of my great heroes."--Jacques Pepin"A delightful book. It is erudite and witty and experienced and young."--"The New York Times Book Review" "The best prose writer in America." --W.H. Auden "She writes about food as others do about love, but rather better."--Clifton Fadiman "Poet of the appetites."--John Updike "A monument."--Julia Child "One of the world's finest food writers and, in the eyes of many, the grand dame of gastronomy."--James Villas "M.F.K. Fisher ... brings onstage a peach or a brace of quail and shows us history, cities, fantasies, memories, emotions."--Patricia Storace, "The New York Review of Books" "One of my great heroes."--Jacques Pepin "A delightful book. It is erudite and witty and experienced and young."--"The New York Times Book Review"

In her first book, written in 1937, the grande dame of gastronomy and letters delightfully proclaims; If you have to eat to live, you may as well enjoy it.