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| Indexes & Databases |
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Locate
books and videos by and about culinary arts in the online public access catalog (OPAC)
by Author, Title, Subject, or keyword in title & topic. (If
you want to browse for recipes, the basic call number
for cookbooks begins with the letters TX.)
Here are a few of the
subject headings you can use for a
SUBJECT search in the online catalog to find specific titles and call numbers of books and videotapes about
culinary arts.
APPETIZERS
BAKING
BARBECUE (COOKERY)
BREAD
BUFFETS (COOKERY)
CATERERS AND CATERING
COOKERY
COOKERY, AFRICAN
COOKERY, AMERICAN
-- CALIFORNIA STYLE
COOKERY, AMERICAN -- HISTORY
COOKERY, ARAB
COOKERY, CHINESE
COOKERY, CARIBBEAN
COOKERY (COLD DISHES)
COOKERY--DICTIONARIES
COOKERY, FRENCH
COOKERY, ITALIAN
COOKERY, MEXICAN
COOKERY (PASTA)
|
COOKERY (SEAFOOD)
DESSERTS
FOOD
FOOD PRESENTATION
FOOD SERVICE
FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT
GARNISHES (COOKERY)
HOLIDAY COOKERY
LOW-CALORIE DIET -- RECIPES
LOW-FAT DIET -- RECIPES
MENUS
QUANTITY COOKERY
SALADS
SAUCES
SOUPS
STEAMING (COOKERY)
STOCKS (COOKERY)
VEGETARIAN COOKERY
WINE AND WINE MAKING |
Current Print Subscriptions
The current issues of
the magazines and journals that the CCC Library receives are
on the display racks near the
Information Commons. Titles
related to Culinary Arts are The Culinarian and Gourmet,
but other magazines also may carry articles on cooking, restaurants and food
service.
The most current issues may be used in the Library only. Older
issues may be checked out of the Library. Lift the tilted display shelf to find
the issue from the previous 6 -12 months. If you want issues older than those
available here, you will need to fill out a Periodical Request slip at the
Circulation Desk.
Bound Periodicals
Many
older magazines and journals were bound in hard covers for preservation. They
are kept on the low shelves at the far end of the Library, next to Stack #28.
These volumes may be used in the Library only.
Magazine & Journal Indexes & Databases
Use a
periodical index to locate specific articles in older issues of magazines
and journals. The CCC Library has both print and computerized indexes. Printed
indexes list articles by Author and/or Subject. The
Library's computerized indexes are databases that also contain the full-text of
the majority of their citations; they can be searched by Author, Title, Subject
and Keyword. The database that
might be most useful for researching topics related to Culinary Arts is
Expanded Academic Index ASAP (an online database
available via the Library's Database page)
Ask the librarian at the Reference Desk
for assistance with subject headings
for your research topic and/or for help in using the computerized
databases as needed.
Some newspapers
have a weekly section about food and cooking and/or a regular recipe column in
addition to relevant feature and news stories. The Library
subscribes to several newspapers, including The
San Francisco Chronicle and The New York Times.
The current issues are in the hanging rack at the end of the
Periodicals Display Rack.
Older
issues are available on microfilm and/or CD-ROM. The
printed indexes to
these newspapers are on Index Table #9a.
Use the computers in the Information Commons to index the New
York Times CD-ROM. Ask a librarian
to show you how to use the newspaper indexes, and how to operate the microfilm
reader/printer machines.
There are
many, many sites on the Internet where you can find recipes and other
types of information pertaining to culinary arts. Use a search engine to help you locate them. Some search
engines also provide an directory of sites arranged by broad subject area. These lists are
usually broken down into even more specific aspects of a topic. They are great places to
browse for interesting sites.
For a list
of Internet sites about Culinary Arts that have
been reviewed by faculty and/or librarians, see the CCC Site Guide for Culinary Arts.
Last updated
27 November 2007