The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-21
FUTURIST MEALS.

literature-it is fitting, nay, IL was
Inevitable, that the principles OF fu-
turism should be applied TO cookery.
which many people regard a. the
greatest Of all the arts. II is certainly
/ the most universally appreciated. and
it, chief opponents earn salaries which
many artists who use coiOrs, tones and
words with which to express them
selves must envy. wen though their
work remains and the achievement NJ
! the culinary artist L. destroyed at q !
stroke By the thrust OF a knife or the !
scoop of a spoon.
Paris. where futurisrn had its birth
n where the cult has grown to a
sturdy manhood. so that Il has beSot
newer ana extremer offspring. Is. or
rather was before tho war. az might De
expected. the city in which this newest
achievement in the field Of sdstro-
nomical ,rdcavor was brought Ia light.
\ pioncer-pernaps IL would he more
correct to say the pIoncer-ot the
movement Is VI. jules Manicavc. who
= a. once professor and enthusiast IN
futurist cookery. He had achieved
~nmc notable platS. If ono may Judge
pv some Of tue recipes which AZ" At
tnrhnd to Ms name. Among IN" ho-s
IUuvreS are tomatoes with brandy;
among the soups j. ON" Favored WIN
cod liver oil. among the fish dIShc,
may hc named aorringS mashed ~
raspberry jam and served with
whipped cream. among the solids Is
beef cooked in kummol and served
with bananas stuffed with cheese.
while the vegetables are cooked al
u%aturel. without having boon scrap"d.
and aye served with petroleum jelly.
Ia tnc sweet part 81 the NOM L
Y,ut, Inc d.ei,l't 10 outstr-r IN ecccn-
,N.,, rorhi,atior or cnrtrLstci
A., ,,ors which once came tInd.- tn.
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