Stůl plný dobrot – Brumovská Aida (2012)

Once upon a time, there was an ordinary urban family that experienced an extraordinary vacation. Not by the sea, not in the mountains, not in some far-off lands, but in the domestic meadows in a wonderful solitude amidst forests, full of mushrooms, blueberries, and natural beauty. And in the company of a few quirky, good-natured locals, but above all, the legendary kind-hearted Aunt Růža, who cooked wonderfully. Day after day, a table full of delicacies was laid out, day after day filled with plenty of taste experiences and human comfort. From this comfort arose this extraordinary cookbook, in which recipes intertwine with tales of unusual events from the scene. Its author, Aida Brumovská, is known for her wide creative range: she gained fame as a lyricist (especially for Eva Olmerová), short story writer, reporter, and columnist, publishing in magazines for over forty years. Her writing portfolio also includes several successful works of fiction with diverse themes - primarily about women, including younger ones, and about animals and love for them (When Trees Grew to the Sky, Love Has a Name Satan, Satan Is Mine, Love with the Scent of a Horse's Mane, How to Be Friends with a Cat, Life Without a Dog - Life Below a Dog, Slicing Dreams, A Short Dream About a Superstar, Tales from the Spider Stone).