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3 thoughts on “Food Studies Research Guides”
Kristen S.
I just found this blog and I love it – working in a culinary collection is what I’m hoping to do once I get my MLIS. It’s nice to know there are other foodie librarians out there.
hi kristen, i hope you find some useful resources here. please let me know if you have any questions about culinary collections, etc. i’d be happy to help if i can.
I have just found this blog, but believe I am in love with it. I am a hobbyist Food Historian and these links might prove very helpful because I need materials for my anthologies. I work on creating historic research guides on BiblioBoard and have published Archiving Taste, am still working on Food and Folklore and am trying to find food maps for the next anthology. So naturally, I did a happy dance when I found Carte Gastromique de la France from 1809.
I just found this blog and I love it – working in a culinary collection is what I’m hoping to do once I get my MLIS. It’s nice to know there are other foodie librarians out there.
This research guide isn’t as extensive as the other ones you’ve listed, but here it is all the same: http://trilogy.brynmawr.edu/guides/History/425/
hi kristen, i hope you find some useful resources here. please let me know if you have any questions about culinary collections, etc. i’d be happy to help if i can.
I have just found this blog, but believe I am in love with it. I am a hobbyist Food Historian and these links might prove very helpful because I need materials for my anthologies. I work on creating historic research guides on BiblioBoard and have published Archiving Taste, am still working on Food and Folklore and am trying to find food maps for the next anthology. So naturally, I did a happy dance when I found Carte Gastromique de la France from 1809.