library update

 1. Bitterman, M. (2013). Salt block cooking.  2. Brown Morrow, S. for Williams-Sonoma (2002). Potato.  3. De Mane, E. for Williams-Sonoma (2001). Pasta. 4. Dietz, W.C. (2003). Halo: the flood.  5. Dr. Oetker Verlag (2013). German cooking today. The original.  6. Frankfurt, H.G. (2004). The reasons of love.  7. Gennaro, R.J. (2020). Mind and brain. A dialogue on the mind-body problem; second edition. 8. Hensperger, B. for Williams-Sonoma (2002). Bread. 9. King, S. for Williams-Sonoma (2002). Fish. 10. Kingsley, F.W. for Williams-Sonoma (2003). Asian.  11. Le Foll, C. (2008). Blinis and crepes. 12. Librairie Larousse (2009). Larousse gastronomique. The world’s greatest culinary encyclopedia.  13. Mayuzuki, J. (2024).  Kowloon: generic romance; volume 8 14. Röckenwagner, H. (2014). Das cookbook. German cooking…California style. 15. Sever, S. (2012). Marshmallow Madness! 16. Sherrill, S. (2000). The minotaur takes...
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library update

1.       Adams, D. (1979).  The hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy.

2.       Adams, D. (1980).  The restaurant at the end of the universe.

3.       Adams, D. (1982).  Life, the universe and everything.

4.       Adams, D. (1984).  So long, and thanks for all the fish.

5.       Adams, D. (1992).  Mostly harmless.

6.       Atwood, M. (1969).  The edible woman.

7.       Breton, R. (2023).  The drolatic dreams of pentagruel.

8.       Burch, M. (2019).  The ultimate guide to home butchering: how to prepare any animal or bird for the table or freezer.

9.       Cline, E. (2013).  The importance of being Ernest.

10.   Funke, C. (2000).  The thief lord.

11.   Homer (2023).  The odyssey.

12.   Homer; translated by Fagles, R. (1996).  The odyssey.

13.   Johnathan Swift (2019).  Gulliver’s travels.

14.   Rice, A.  (1976).  Interview with the vampire.

15.   Rice, A. (1985).  The vampire Lestat.

16.   Rice, A. (1988).  The queen of the damned.

17.   Riggs, R. (2011).  Miss Peregrine’s home for peculiar children.

18.   Thorne, M. (2024).  Hunting, butchering, and cooking:  wild game bible.

19.   Yamamori, M. (2015).  Tsubaki chou lonely planet.


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