Book:Nanny Ogg's Cookbook - Revision history

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	*First and only Discworld Cookbook		*First and only Discworld Cookbook
	*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs		*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Stephen Briggs]]
	*Recipes <br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Stephen Briggs and Tina Hannan		*Recipes <br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Stephen Briggs and [[Tina Hannan]]
	*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby		*Illustrations (c) by [[Paul Kidby]]
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]
			*[https://www.lspace.org/fandom/cons/dwcon98/chronicle/issue4/recipe.html Recipe-'The Hedgehog That Can' from the Discworld Chronicle Online]

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	*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby		*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]


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	\|cover=[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover]]		\|cover=[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover]]
	\|coauthors=[[Stephen Briggs]], Tina Hannan		\|coauthors=[[Stephen Briggs]], [[Tina Hannan]]
	\|illustrator=[[Paul Kidby]]		\|illustrator=[[Paul Kidby]]
	\|date=September 1999		\|date=September 1999
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	*First and only Discworld Cookbook		*First and only Discworld Cookbook
	*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs		*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs
			*Recipes <br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Stephen Briggs and Tina Hannan
	*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby		*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]

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	\|cover=[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover]]		\|cover=[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover]]
	\|date= September 1999		\|coauthors=[[Stephen Briggs]], Tina Hannan
	\|publisher= Doubleday		\|illustrator=[[Paul Kidby]]
			\|date=September 1999
			\|publisher=Doubleday
	\|isbn=0385600054		\|isbn=0385600054
	\|pages=176		\|pages=176
	\|series=		\|rrp=£10.99
			\|series=Reference
	\|characters=[[Gytha Ogg\|Nanny Ogg]]		\|characters=[[Gytha Ogg\|Nanny Ogg]]
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	==Characters==		==Characters==
			===Main Characters===
	===Main ~~characters~~===
	*[[Nanny Ogg]]		*[[Nanny Ogg]]

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	*[[Maisie Nobbs]]		*[[Maisie Nobbs]]
	*[[Fred Colon]]		*[[Fred Colon]]
	* King [[Verence II]] of [[Lancre]]		*King [[Verence II]] of [[Lancre]]
	*[[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson\|"Bloody Stupid" Johnson]]		*[[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson\|"Bloody Stupid" Johnson]]
	*[[Goatberger\|J.H.C. Goatberger]]		*[[Goatberger\|J.H.C. Goatberger]]
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	(Or could Nanny, inspired by seeing an Ankh-Morpork stamp, just have made it all up - well, all time-honoured traditions have to begin somewhere - to fill in space and meet a publishers' deadline?)		(Or could Nanny, inspired by seeing an Ankh-Morpork stamp, just have made it all up - well, all time-honoured traditions have to begin somewhere - to fill in space and meet a publishers' deadline?)


	p 127: In the description of snails, Nanny explains that "much of the Quirm diet developed during a twenty-year siege, when the population scoffed its way through the entire contents of the zoo and were then reduced to turning over damp stones and hitting with a hammer anything that moved". During Franco-Prussian War, the Siege of Paris did indeed lead to desperate butchers turning to the botanical gardens' menagerie in search of protein. However, the Roundworld events took place long after l'escargot had become part of French cuisine.		p 127: In the description of snails, Nanny explains that "much of the Quirm diet developed during a twenty-year siege, when the population scoffed its way through the entire contents of the zoo and were then reduced to turning over damp stones and hitting with a hammer anything that moved". During Franco-Prussian War, the Siege of Paris did indeed lead to desperate butchers turning to the botanical gardens' menagerie in search of protein. However, the Roundworld events took place long after l'escargot had become part of French cuisine.
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	*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs		*Originally published in Great Britain by Doubleday.<br />Copyright (c) 1999 by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs
	*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby		*Illustrations (c) by Paul Kidby
			*[https://web.archive.org/web/20010617055748/http://www.co.uk.lspace.org/fandom/recipes/index.html The AFP Recipe Archives (Archived Link)]

	[[Category:Discworld Series\|Nanny Ogg's Cookbook]]		[[Category:Discworld Series\|Nanny Ogg's Cookbook]]

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	Most of the recipes have been tried out on people who are still alive.		Most of the recipes have been tried out on people who are still alive.

	Nanny's earlier work, [[The Joye of Snacks]] (mentioned in {{M!!!}}), which (as ~~it's~~ parodic title would imply) contains recipes that help enhance eroticism, has apparently not yet crossed over into [[Roundworld]], unless it's become a chapter in this book? The simple answer to this, as Nanny is at pains to point out repeatedly, is that she ''simply isn't allowed to'' and that having to compromise her artistic vision has left her somewhat miffed.		Nanny's earlier work, [[The Joye of Snacks]] (mentioned in {{M!!!}}), which (as its parodic title would imply) contains recipes that help enhance eroticism, has apparently not yet crossed over into [[Roundworld]], unless it's become a chapter in this book? The simple answer to this, as Nanny is at pains to point out repeatedly, is that she ''simply isn't allowed to'' and that having to compromise her artistic vision has left her somewhat miffed.

	The Cookbook has several strands, all of which parody aspects of Roundworld publishing as well as specific literary genres. (Oh, and the recipes also work: Mrs Colon's Genyooin Klatchian Curry is a plateful of culinary nostalgia, for those who ever ate [http://www.ciao.co.uk/Vesta_Beef_Curry__Review_5711756 Vesta packet curry] in the 1970's).		The Cookbook has several strands, all of which parody aspects of Roundworld publishing as well as specific literary genres. (Oh, and the recipes also work: Mrs Colon's Genyooin Klatchian Curry is a plateful of culinary nostalgia, for those who ever ate [http://www.ciao.co.uk/Vesta_Beef_Curry__Review_5711756 Vesta packet curry] in the 1970's).

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	[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|~~right~~\|~~thumb~~]]		{{Book Data
			\|title=Nanny Ogg's Cookbook
			\|cover=[[File:Cover Nanny Oggs Cookbook.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover]]
			\|date= September 1999
			\|publisher= Doubleday
			\|isbn=0385600054
			\|pages=176
			\|series=
			\|characters=[[Gytha Ogg\|Nanny Ogg]]
			\|annotations=
			\|notes=
			}}
	==Blurb==		==Blurb==
	''They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, which just goes to show they're as confused about anatomy as they gen'rally are about everything else, unless they're talking about instructions on how to stab them. Anyway, we do not have a perfect world and it is foresight and useful for a young woman to become proficient in those arts which will keep a weak-willed man from straying. Learning to cook is also useful.''		''They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, which just goes to show they're as confused about anatomy as they gen'rally are about everything else, unless they're talking about instructions on how to stab them. Anyway, we do not have a perfect world and it is foresight and useful for a young woman to become proficient in those arts which will keep a weak-willed man from straying. Learning to cook is also useful.''
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	* King [[Verence II]] of [[Lancre]]		* King [[Verence II]] of [[Lancre]]
	*[[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson\|"Bloody Stupid" Johnson]]		*[[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson\|"Bloody Stupid" Johnson]]
			*[[Goatberger\|J.H.C. Goatberger]]

	==Annotation, or at least a puzzling anachronism==		==Annotation, or at least a puzzling anachronism==

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	p 127: In the description of snails, Nanny explains that "much of the Quirm diet developed during a twenty-year siege, when the population scoffed its way through the entire contents of the zoo and were then reduced to turning over damp stones and hitting with a hammer anything that moved". During Franco-Prussian War, the Siege of Paris did indeed lead to desperate butchers turning to the botanical gardens' menagerie in search of protein. However, the Roundworld events took long after l'escargot had become part of French cuisine.		p 127: In the description of snails, Nanny explains that "much of the Quirm diet developed during a twenty-year siege, when the population scoffed its way through the entire contents of the zoo and were then reduced to turning over damp stones and hitting with a hammer anything that moved". During Franco-Prussian War, the Siege of Paris did indeed lead to desperate butchers turning to the botanical gardens' menagerie in search of protein. However, the Roundworld events took place long after l'escargot had become part of French cuisine.

	==Other stuff==		==Other stuff==

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			p 127: In the description of snails, Nanny explains that "much of the Quirm diet developed during a twenty-year siege, when the population scoffed its way through the entire contents of the zoo and were then reduced to turning over damp stones and hitting with a hammer anything that moved". During Franco-Prussian War, the Siege of Paris did indeed lead to desperate butchers turning to the botanical gardens' menagerie in search of protein. However, the Roundworld events took long after l'escargot had become part of French cuisine.

	==Other stuff==		==Other stuff==

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	==Blurb==		==Blurb==
	''They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, which just goes to show they're as confused about anatomy as they gen'rally are about everything else, unless they're talking about instructions on how to stab them. Anyway, we do not have a perfect world and it is foresight and useful for a young woman to become proficient in those arts which will keep a weak-willed man from straying. Learning to cook is also useful.''		''They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, which just goes to show they're as confused about anatomy as they gen'rally are about everything else, unless they're talking about instructions on how to stab them. Anyway, we do not have a perfect world and it is foresight and useful for a young woman to become proficient in those arts which will keep a weak-willed man from straying. Learning to cook is also useful.''

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	It opens with an exchange of memos between the publisher [[Goatberger\|JHC Goatberger]] and his managing editor ("Overseer") Mr. [[Thomas Cropper\|Cropper]], in which we learn that the print house of Goatberger's is in dire straits following a series of ill-judged editions which have left it with substantial liabilities (and possible legal actions) rather than the much-hoped for profits.		It opens with an exchange of memos between the publisher [[Goatberger\|JHC Goatberger]] and his managing editor ("Overseer") Mr. [[Thomas Cropper\|Cropper]], in which we learn that the print house of Goatberger's is in dire straits following a series of ill-judged editions which have left it with substantial liabilities (and possible legal actions) rather than the much-hoped for profits.

	At this point, salvation arrives in the form of a manuscript from the Lancre Witch which is meant to be a follow-up to her best-seller [[The Joye of ~~Snackes~~]]. This deals largely with etiquette, comportment and good manners, and indeed a goodly amount of this material makes its way into the final book.		At this point, salvation arrives in the form of a manuscript from the Lancre Witch which is meant to be a follow-up to her best-seller [[The Joye of Snacks]]. This deals largely with etiquette, comportment and good manners, and indeed a goodly amount of this material makes its way into the final book.

	Goatberger and Cropper ponder the ethics of publishing a book clearly plagiarised from at least twelve sources. Then they decide it can be considered "research" and publish anyway.		Goatberger and Cropper ponder the ethics of publishing a book clearly plagiarised from at least twelve sources. Then they decide it can be considered "research" and publish anyway.
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	The sections on good manners and etiquette are an outrageous parody of those books of the "Edwardian Country Gentlewoman" genre, for which there was a vogue some years ago.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith_Holden] (American readers: think Emily Post).		The sections on good manners and etiquette are an outrageous parody of those books of the "Edwardian Country Gentlewoman" genre, for which there was a vogue some years ago.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith_Holden] (American readers: think Emily Post).


	==Characters==		==Characters==