Book Description

Mrs Marshall ( 1852-1905) gives her recipe for making cornets, which are to be filled with ice cream or a set custard. This is the earliest known reference in English to ice cream cones. In 1883 she bought the School of Cookery from Felix Lavenue, which then became Marshall's School of Cookery. She created many of the recipes herself and did national demonstration tours to promote her cookery school and books. She is particularly known for her work with ices.
Dealer Notes
Delightful advertisements at rear.
Author MARSHALL Agnes Bertha
Date c. 1889
Binding Green cloth, gilt lettering, brown floral endpapers
Publisher Simpkin et al, Marshall's School of Cookery, London
Condition Boards, corners and edges rubbed, a little fraying to spine ends and edges; tanning and spotting to pages
Pages 468, 26 (ads)

Price: £25.00

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