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The accomplisht cook, or the art and mystery of cookery : wherein the whole art is revealed in a more easie and perfect method, than hath been publisht in any language Printed Cookbook; Domestic Cookbook. 1678

Author
May, Robert
Published
Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, London, UK, 2020.
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1 online resource
Additional Creators
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
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Includes index.
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AMDigital Reference:Cookery A/MAY
First cookbook to have portrait of author. Frontispiece portrait of May.
Cookery Collection;The Cookery Collection contains printed and archival material relating to food and cooking that dates from the late 15th century until the present day. The Printed Books sub-collection is principally made up from two separate collections. Blanche Legat Leigh, Lady Mayoress of Leeds, made a gift in 1939 of cookery books which included not only historical works published in Britain but also a large number of foreign, particularly Italian and French, works on cookery. John F Preston made another major gift in 1962. Among many other smaller gifts and bequests is that of over 100 Chinese cookery books, presented by Frank and Margaret Leeming. This collection contains works which date from the late 15th century until the present day on a variety of subjects, including gastronomy, home economics, medicine, confectionery, recipes, menus, and vegetarianism.;Cookery Printed Books
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Reproduction of: The accomplisht cook, or the art and mystery of cookery : wherein the whole art is revealed in a more easie and perfect method, than hath been publisht in any language, 1678
Location of Originals
Brotherton Library, University of Leeds
Copyright Note
Material sourced from the Brotherton Library, University of Leeds
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