Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt-Book to modern etching in the

to modern etching in the period prior to World War I

Life as a colonial woman was difficult

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The text of this Dover edition has been faithfully reproduced from an edition of Vesalius published by World Publishing Company in 1950

Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt-Book to modern etching in the1846 gem gives recipes for rice griddle cakes, royal crumpets, sassafras jelly, pickled nasturtiums, codfish relish, mutton hash, mock turtle soup, much more. Readers also learn how to cut up a hog, make "crayons" for blackboards, prepare tables for dinner parties. New Introduction by cookbook authority Jan Longone. 40 black and white figures. Reprint of the Harper & Brothers, Publishers, New York, 1858 edition.