The Taste of Gloucester: A Fisherman's Wife Cooks
Vendor: Cape Ann Museum Store
Written and compiled by the Fisherman's Wives of Gloucester
Though the days are gone of the high-masted schooners which originally made Gloucester famous, the city is still a working fishing port, unique for its spirit of community. Not only Gloucester's fishermen, but also her poets, her artists and craftsmen, her industries and her cuisine all reflect her continuing ties with the sea.
The fishing families of Gloucester come from many backgrounds: Italian, Portuguese, Scandinavian, etc. Written and compiled by The Fisherman’s Wives of Gloucester, these women share their culinary secrets and recipes, many of which have been passed down through generations.
Softcover, 104 pages
Copyright 1976 Gloucester Cookbook Committee