cookbook rijksmuseum

 

The Rijksmuseum has launched a cookbook in which fifty typically Dutch ingredients, from potatoes to seaweed, form the basis of 130 dishes.
There are stories and traditional recipes, and fifty top chefs and master patissiers from all over the country have been inspired to create their own dishes.

Nine hundred illustrations from the Rijksmuseum’s collection provide a colourful historical culinary backdrop.

Culinary History in Pictures

Irma Boom designed the cookbook. She had it printed on a type of paper that looks like baking paper which he devised herself.
Objects from the Rijksmuseum’s collection that attest to the Netherlands’ rich culinary history and the prominent role of eating and drinking in art are the basis for the more than 900 illustrations.
From fruit, dairy produce and fish in still lifes to cutlery, dinnerware and kitchens from the famous dolls’ houses, the history of Dutch cooking is spread out before the reader, so that people who love cooking and people who love art see dishes they have known for years in a completely new way.

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cookbook rijksmuseum

Author: Jonah Freud | Design: Irma Boom Office
Editor: Marieke de Jong (Rijksmuseum) |
With the cooperation of 50 Dutch chefs and patissiers
A Rijksmuseum publication in collaboration with De Kookboekhandel
130 recipes, 900 illustrations, paper IBO ONE 60 grams
2016
45 EUR

 

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