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| <poem>“We owe Antonin Carême the vol-au-vent. They say he invented it by snatching a botched puff pastry from the oven.” | |||
“Do you believe that story?” | |||
“We're not historians. But we like a good story, even if untrue.”</poem> | |||
| oryg = <poem>– Antonin Carême aurait inventé le vol-au-vent en rattrapant une pâte feuilleté qui aurait gonflé au four. | |||
– Vous y croyez à cette histoire ? | |||
– Nous ne somme pas historiens. Mais nous aimons les bonnes histoires. Même inventées.</poem> | |||
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| nazwisko = Trần Anh Hùng | |||
| tytuł = La Passion de Dodin Bouffant | |||
| miejsce = 2023 | |||
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Hello and welcome to “Forking Around with History” – a blog about food and drink, as well as language, literature and history. My idea for this blog is to do – in the area of Polish culinary history – what MythBusters were doing in the area of physics on Discovery Channel. That is, to find some oft-repeated tidbits related to the history of Polish (and not only) cuisine and verify whether there is a grain of truth to them. My goal is to make it both interesting and informative – even if inexpert, because, just as the MythBusters are not physicists by training, I'm neither a professional historian nor a food specialist. I hope, though, that historians and food experts, too, will find it interesting or even inspiring. | Hello and welcome to “Forking Around with History” – a blog about food and drink, as well as language, literature and history. My idea for this blog is to do – in the area of Polish culinary history – what MythBusters were doing in the area of physics on Discovery Channel. That is, to find some oft-repeated tidbits related to the history of Polish (and not only) cuisine and verify whether there is a grain of truth to them. My goal is to make it both interesting and informative – even if inexpert, because, just as the MythBusters are not physicists by training, I'm neither a professional historian nor a food specialist. I hope, though, that historians and food experts, too, will find it interesting or even inspiring. | ||