Here are entered works on the nutritional substances animals find or provide for themselves as well as works on their food habits. Works on the nutritional preparations provided for animals by humans are entered under Feeds. Works on the process of providing nourishment to animals are entered under Animal feeding. --subdivision Feeding and feeds under individual animals and groups of animals, particularly in captive and domesticated settings, e.g. Cattle--Feeding and feeds; and subdivision Food under individual animals and groups of animals, particularly in natural or wild settings, e.g. Fishes--Food
Here are entered works on the art of cooking, as well as works that consist of collections of recipes. Works on the cookery of specific places are entered under Cookery subdivided by the name of the place. Works on national cuisines and styles of cooking are entered under headings of the type Cookery, American, [Chinese, etc.], which may be further subdivided to designate regional styles, e.g. Cookery, American--Southern style; Cookery, Chinese--Sichuan style; etc. Works on an individual style in a specific locality are entered under two headings, one for the style and one for the locality, e.g. 1. Cookery, American--Southern style. 2. Cookery--Georgia--Savannah. --subdivision Feeding and feeds--Recipes under individual animals and groups of animals, e.g. Cattle--Feeding and feeds--Recipes
Here are entered works about all types of food preparation, including preparation of those foods that do not necessarily need to be heated. Works about collections of recipes are entered under Cookbooks. Works on cooking in specific places are entered under Cooking subdivided by the name of the place. Works on national or ethnic cuisines and styles of cooking are entered under headings of the type Cooking, American, [Chinese, etc.], which may be further subdivided to designate regional styles, e.g. Cooking, American--Southern style; Cooking, Chinese--Sichuan style; etc. Works on an individual style in a specific locality are entered under two headings, one for the style and one for the locality, e.g. 1. Cooking, American--Southern style. 2. Cooking--Georgia--Savannah.
Here are entered works on the food and drink regularly consumed by an individual or group of people. Works on the sum of the physiological processes involved in the assimilation and utilization of nutrients for proper body functioning and health are entered under Nutrition. The latter heading may be subdivided by place to indicate the nutritional status of a group of people in the place.
Here are entered works on foods that have a positive impact on an individual's health, physical performance or state of mind, in addition to their nutritive value.