Hermit Cookies

Hermits are a type of cookie. The recipe can be found in many 19th century cookbooks and are still popular today. They were called Hermits because they kept well.

Victor Eremita was the pseudonymous editor of Kierkegaard’s book Either/Or. The name was Latin for Victorious Hermit.

Kierkegaard's childhood nickname was "The Fork." He was what we, presently, might colloquially call a "foodie"--and it seems quite fitting that someone nicknamed "The Fork" was not only a sharp devotee of his fellow human, but was also a food aficionado. He was nourished by both the food and the people that together comprised the dining experience.

We started the Kierkegaard Cookbook project as a way of celebrating Kierkegaard’s 200th birthday. We invite you to follow us on Pinterest and Twitter.

* Kierkegaard Kogebogen. Søren Kierkegaard er en dansk filosof fra det 19. århundrede. Vi startede Kierkegaard Kogebog projektet, fordi det er vores måde at fejre Kierkegaards 200 års fødselsdag. Vi vil gerne invitere dig til at følge os på Pinterest og Twitter.

* El libro de cocina de Kierkegaard. Søren Kierkegaard, filósofo danés del siglo 19. Empezamos el proyecto Cookbook Kierkegaard como forma de celebrar 200 aniversario del nacimiento de Kierkegaard. Te invitamos a seguirnos en Pinterest y Twitter.

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