The Physiology of Taste or Transcendetal Gastronomy
224 pagesPaperbackENnewJul 2008
About this book
Product Description The author discusses the chemical components of food and their affects on human brain and physiology. A book that every chef and layman must possess.
Even careful dieters will be tempted by the appetizing and mouth-watering treats offered. Delicious!
About the Author Jean Anthelme Brillat - Savarin (1755 - 1826), a French writer, politician, lawyer, and epicure, was born in Belley, France.
He is best - known for his masterpiece of gastronomy, La Physiologie du Got (The Physiology of Taste, 1825), a book about the art of cooking and the pleasure of eating.
He served as a magistrate and judge of the Court of Cassation and wrote several books on law and political economy.
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