The Chicago Food Encyclopedia

Edited by Carol Haddix, Bruce Kraig and Colleen Taylor Sen

Contributions by Maureen Abood, Ann Kathleen Barnds, Daniel Block, Anthony F Buccini, Ellie Carlson, John Carruthers, Julie Chernoff, Cynthia Clampitt, J Peter Clark, Kelsey Coday, Amy Dahlstrom, Bill Daley, Jim Dewan, Robert Dirks, Charla Draper, Megan E Edwards, Monica Eng, Peter Engler, Joshua Evans, Janet Rausa Fuller, Robert Gardner, Michael Gebert, Erik S. Gellman, Craig "Meathead" Goldwyn, Rebecca S Graff, Rita Gutekanst, David Hammond, Eleanor Hanson, Judy Hevrdejs, Judith Dunbar Hines, Dave Hoekstra, Mary LaPlante, Margaret LaPort, Robert Launay, Jennifer Lewis, George Macht, Janine MacLachlan, Sarah Muirhead, Josh Noel, Jennifer Olvera, Clara Orban, Stefan Osdene, Sarahlynn Pablo, Deborah Pankey, Donna Battle Pierce, Penny Pollack, Jack H. Prost, Tia Rains, Chandra Ram, Joan Reardon, Jonathan Rees, Barbara Revsine, Elizabeth D Richter, Mike Rossmeier, Geraldine Rounds, Joseph Schwieterman, Amanda Scotese, Richard Shepro, Alan Solomon, Ellen F. Steinberg, Kay Stepkin, Michael Stern, Jane Stern, Bill St. John, Mike Sula, Arlene Swartzman, Richard S Tan, Andres Torres, Mary Valentin, Lauren Viera, Kimberly Voss, Scott J Warner, Rebecca Wheeler, Philip Wojciak and Leah A Zeldes

Published by: University of Illinois Press

Series: Heartland Foodways

Imprint: University of Illinois Press

344 Pages, 203.00 × 254.00 × 25.00 mm, 30 color photographs, 91 black & white photographs

Paperback
9780252087240
Published: August 2017

£26.99

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"A truly balanced look at Chicago's food history."--Chicago Tribune

"This sumptuous volume demonstrates why Chicago is widely regarded as one of the world's major food destinations. . . . An outstanding resource for those traveling to the Windy City or anyone who just relishes food."--Library Journal

"All the indispensably important information is here to be savored."--Booklist

"A fun (and mouth-watering) way to learn about the city."--Chicago Reader "Offers a thorough, alphabetical overview of the city's food culture, from Chicago-centric dishes and drinks, to products and companies, restaurants, culinary trends, famous figures, and more."--Chicago Tonight, WTTW "From hot dogs to haute cuisine, Chicago has long been home to a culinary culture to rival that of any city in the world. Our food reflects the strength of our diversity, the innovative spirit of our residents, and the world-class culture in the most American of American cities. The Chicago Food Encyclopedia captures the diverse breadth of the past, present, and future of food in the greatest city in the world."--Mayor Rahm Emanuel "That Chicago has developed a strong connection to small Midwest farms is perhaps its most undervalued asset. It's this connection we have to the land that has allowed the city's vibrant culinary community to establish itself on the international stage. This authoritative encyclopedia brings us closer to our city's culinary past, present, and future. In exhaustive fashion, it offers a story, and I've always said food with a story always tastes better. This is ours."--Rick Bayless "This handy reference book will not only help you settle many bets, but more importantly, provide a colorful companion to the many existing volumes of Chicago history. . . . The Chicago Food Encyclopedia indeed helps put Chicago's culinary legacy on the national map."--Classic Chicago Magazine

"The Chicago Food Encyclopedia brings Chicago's food scene to life in an easy-to-read and comprehensive way.”--Third Coast Review

"The Chicago Food Encyclopedia is a treat for anyone who loves Chicago and loves food!"--Richard Melman, Founder and Chairman, Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc.