Alice B. Toklas

Toklas's rich mixture of menus and memories of meals shared with such famous friends as Wilder, Picasso, and Hemingway, originally published in 1954.

The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook

What Is Remembered

The recipe book for foodies, practical cooks and gossips alike. The legendary Alice B. Toklas Cookbook is a collection of some of the brightest ideas for preparing delicious meals as well as a rich mine of stories about the best-known artists and writers living in mid-twentieth-century France.

The Alice B. Toklas Cook Book

Contains personal letters from Alice Toklas to William Alfred about travels in Europe, Gertrude Stein, and religion.

Alice B. Toklas Letters to William Alfred

In this memoir-turned-cookbook, Alice B. Toklas describes her life with partner Gertrude Stein and their famed Paris salon, which entertained the great avant-garde and literary figures of their day. With dry wit and characteristic understatement Toklas ponders the ethics of killing a carp in her kitchen before stuffing it with chestnuts; decorating a fish to amuse Picasso at lunch; and travelling across France during the First World War in an old delivery truck, gathering local recipes along the way. She includes a friend's playful recipe for 'Haschiche Fudge', which promises 'brilliant storms of laughter and ecstatic reveries', much like her book.

Murder in the Kitchen

In Alice B.Toklas' only account of her life with Gertrude Stein, she portrays a relationship that spanned two world wars and included friendships with some of the most celebrated literary figures of the time.

An Autobiography

What is Remembered

Gertrude Stein

Gertrude Stein (1874-1946). Edited with a Memoir by Samuel M. Steward. (The 'Sammy' of this correspondence was a young American teacher of English literature.).

Letters from Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas

Dear Sammy

Edward Burns

Alice B. Toklas' correspondence during the last twenty years of her life provides insight into her friendships and associations as well as the art and literary circles of the era

Alice B. Toklas

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