A Digestive for the Voracious Reader:

Digital Humanities Approaches to a Recipe Book Corpus By Elisa Tersigni If you’re reading this blog post, you’re probably a voracious reader of recipe books. And, if you’re anything like me, you might even be partial to manuscripts. If so, the Folger Shakespeare Library’s holdings—which include the largest collection of early modern English manuscript recipe books in the world—is truly a feast for the mind. But one could spend years digging into this buffet of books, with its indecipherable early modern hands, challenging orthographies, … Continue reading A Digestive for the Voracious Reader: →