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The tenth volume of the collection stands out for including a Balearic cookbook of great historical importance, as it documents for the first time the use of mayonnaise, originally from Menorca and not France, as previously believed. In the Caules manuscript, the sauce is still referred to as "raw fish sauce" and describes its oldest known preparation, used with fish, stews, or chicken. This recipe became popular in France in 1811 as poulet mayonnaise.
The cookbook, by an unknown author, includes 251 recipes with varied ingredients and describes a meal served in the French style, intended for a wealthy family in Maó with international cultural influences. It reflects Minorcan cuisine adapted to the needs and aspirations of the upper middle class of the 18th century, with a practical focus on ingredients and culinary processes.