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| The Compleat | ||||
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| Housewife or | ||||
| Accomplish’d Gentlewomans Companion | ||||
| Being a Collection of upwards of Five Hundred of the Most approv’d | ||||
| Receipts in Cookery | Cakes | ||||
| Pastry | Creams | ||||
| Confectionary| Jellies | ||||
| Preserving | Made Wines | ||||
| Pickles | Cordials | ||||
| With Copper Plate curiously engraven for the Regular Disposition or Placing | ||||
| the Various Dishes & Courses And also | ||||
| Bills of Fare for every year | ||||
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| Drink | ||||
| Syrups By E: Smith | ||||
| Salves | ||||
| Ointments | ||||
| 7: Edition with large Additions, near Fifty Receipts | ||||
| being communicated just before the Authors Death | ||||
| London | ||||
| by J. Pemberton, at the Golden Buck against St Dunstons | ||||
| Church in Fleet street 1736 | ||||
| Price 5s | ||||
| Cath. J Gaires | ||||
Note: From The Compleat Housewife by Eliza Smith; See Glossary for more details
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Transcribed by JM