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Cooking in Tune with Nature

Sun 08 Mar

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The Oxford Blue

How 19th century cookbooks can inspire ways of eating within the natural limits of the earthly economy. Dinner Included!

Cooking in Tune with Nature
Cooking in Tune with Nature

Time & Location

08 Mar 2026, 18:00 – 20:00

The Oxford Blue, 32 Marston St, Oxford OX4 1JU, UK

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About the event

Join us for an evening where culinary history meets contemporary taste.

Mau Lindow Tarbensen will present the preliminary findings of her research into the sustainable practices in women’s cookbooks from 1818 to 1901. Afterwards, she will draw on her experience

as a chef to serve up a meal that combines 19th-century ideals with 21st-century flavours.


Mau Lindow Tarbensen (1995) is a PhD Fellow at Aarhus University, Denmark. Her research

examines how nineteenth-century Danish cookbooks written by women intertwine household

economy and the ecology of plant life. In spring 2026 she is a visiting scholar at Keble College,


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  • General Admission

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    • £12.00

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