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Found meals of the lost generation

by Suzanne Rodriguez

1994 256 pages eng

Cooking History
Americans, foreign countries Paris (france), social life and customs Paris (france), history Cooking, french Dinners and dining Cookbooks Authors Homes and haunts Cookery Americans Artists Cooking Social life and customs History

"Paris in the 1920s was alive with writers, artists, musicians, and dancers. It was here that Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Langston Hughes, Man Ray, and Josephine Baker came to create and to congregate. And when they got together, it was often for a meal." "In …

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