Kettner's Book of the Table Canadian Each tale symbolically incorporates food

Each tale symbolically incorporates food and concludes with a traditional recipe

Hilary Knight

plant-based flavors that will transport you to exotic destinations―all without leaving your kitchen

Perhaps we envision a tarte Tatin

whether foraged or farmed

Kettner's Book of the Table Canadian Each tale symbolically incorporates foodPreface by Derek Hudson 1968 re issue of the 1877 book. Purple dust jacket, jacket protector, ~6x9" Originally opened in 1867 by August Kettner, rumored chef to Napoleon III, Kettners was one of the first French restaurants in London. Popular with historical figures and creatives throughout its history, King Edward VII is said to have courted his mistress, actress Lillie Langtry, there. The lounge and Champagne Bar have welcomed visitors including