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Loading... Dr. Chase's Recipes, Or, Information for Everybody: An Invaluable Collection of About Eight Hundred Practical Recipesby A. W. Chase
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Frontispiece is engraved view of the University of Michigan from the northwest. Includes engraved depiction of Dr. Chase's offices, corner of Catherine and Main Sts., Ann ArborEx libris Mrs. Andrew Hitchcock. ( ) This is a good book if you have a brain. The cooking recipes need some working out, as only the ingredients and some advice is provided. The method of preparation is usually absent. A period dictionary may be needed to decipher some of the terminology. My favorite recipe is the one for a skin cream that requires you cook two toads in boiling water. It says that "this is the most humane way to kill them." Don't worry, only the toads juices are needed. no reviews | add a review
Immensely popular in the nineteenth-century, Dr. Chase's Recipes...went through dozens of editions and was believed to have sold over four million copies (second only to the Bible in total sales). This book was a vital reference to young Americans, particularly homesteaders, who depended upon it for information on health, diet, cooking, animal husbandry, household hints, and general how-to's. Containing recipes for both food and household products, delivered in a warm, chatty tone, this book was, and still is, a comprehensive source of information that deserves to be read and remembered. No library descriptions found. |
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