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Victorian Recipes with a Side of Scandal: The Story of Ethel Barry

Sherry Monahan

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  • 134 sidor
  • 2024
Victorian Recipes with a Side of Scandal by award-winning author Sherry Monahan invites you to savor a taste of history while uncovering the extraordinary life of Ethel Barry, a Victorian socialite whose journey was anything but conventional.Born into the rigid expectations of a proper Victorian household, Ethel was groomed to marry well, manage a household, and uphold the era's stringent social norms. But life had other plans. When a transatlantic move brought her to America-and into a marriage that fell far short of her gilded expectations-Ethel sought solace and empowerment in the unlikeliest of places: the kitchen.Despite a privileged upbringing that left her untrained in the culinary arts, Ethel embraced cooking with passion and determination. Through over seventy-five authentic Victorian-era recipes, Monahan recreates the flavors of Ethel's time, weaving them into a compelling narrative of creativity, adaptation, and quiet defiance.Yet, this isn't just a cookbook-it's a tale steeped in scandal and rebellion. From clandestine skinny-dipping escapades to a sensational divorce that made national headlines with its shocking accusations, Ethel's life defied the conventions of her day at every turn.Victorian Recipes with a Side of Scandal masterfully blends mouthwatering recipes with the captivating story of a woman who challenged societal norms and forged a path all her own. Step into Ethel's world, where every dish tells a story, and every chapter serves up a taste of tenacity, rebellion, and rich history.

  • Författare: Sherry Monahan
  • Format: Häftad
  • ISBN: 9781633739222
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 134
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2024-12-01
  • Förlag: Otterford