Titlebook: Urban Food Culture; Sydney, Shanghai and Cecilia Leong-Salobir Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 food history

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Markets and Supermarkets, wholesale markets in the three cities. Vegetable gardening has a long tradition in China for thousands of years, and the Chinese in Sydney and Singapore brought their agricultural practices with them. Over the decades, urbanization and global city developments have increasingly encroached on market

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Cookbooks: Recipes and Culinary Tales,ingapore, cookbooks used by the colonial mistress were similar to those used by . in India. Apart from listing the foods consumed, cooking methods and types of meals eaten, cookbooks illustrate the relationship between the colonizer and the colonized. Only a handful of colonial cookbooks were publis

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Sydney Flavours: From Convict Colony to Cosmopolitan City,ter challenges the myth that Australian’s modern and light cuisine is the result of migration. It contends that while migrant restaurateurs did contribute towards this, individual Australian chefs were the significant players in the realm of creating the fine dining culture in Sydney towards the end of the twentieth century.

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Introduction,’ restaurants, cafes and street food and of markets and supermarkets in the contexts of culinary nationalism, ethnic identities and globalization. Primary sources used include newspapers, cookbooks, private records and government records.

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Shanghai: From Treaty Port to Global City, officials and wealthy merchants from other regions and countries who flocked to Shanghai and its surrounding cities and towns contributed to culinary excellence. By the early twentieth century, Shanghai has developed the most diverse cuisine in China.