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British Food: An Extraordinary Thousand Years of History Chicago Tribune Best Books "The book aims to revolutionizeAuthor Contributor(s): Spencer, Colin Publisher: Columbia University Press Date: 11 05 2003 Binding: Hardcover Condition: NEW Until the middle of the nineteenth century, English cuisine was known throughout Europe as extraordinarily stylish, tasteful, and contemporary, designed to satisfy sophisticated palates. So, as Colin Spencer asks, why did British food "decline so direly that it became a world wide joke, and how is it now climbing back into