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A modern system of domestic cookery or, The housekeeper's guide, arranged on the most economical plan for private families containing the most approved directions for purchasing, preserving, and cooking butcher's meat, fish, poultry, and game ; the best mode of trussing and carving ; the art of composing the most simple and highly finished broths, gravies, soups, and sauces ; the mysteries of potting and pickling ; the art of making all sorts of confectionary and pastry ; an improved method of making British wines and cordials ; instructions for brewing and baking ; and observations on culinary poisons : a complete family physician, and instructions to female servants in every situation, showing the best methods of performing their various duties, the whole thing being the result of actual experiments : to which are added, as an appendix, some valuable instructions on the management of the kitchen and fruit gardens M. Radcliffe |
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This copy is from The University of Michigan collection. 722 pages, published in 1824. This book has been digitally enhanced to partially remove artifacts that occur during aging; pages have been trimmed and images have been scaled. This book has only been slightly enhanced therefore we strongly recommend examining the online copy before making a purchase, as it may contain some flaws. Read this book online, or purchase a custom-printed paperback copy.
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