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A domestic cook book : containing a careful selection of useful receipts for the kitchen

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Russell, Malinda

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Some recipes for home remedies on p. 37-39."A short history of the author": p. [3]-4; "Rules and regulations of the kitchen": p. [5].Believed to be first work by an African American author devoted solely to cookery.Bookplate: Helen Evans Brown.Housed in blue cloth traycase, brown leather title label stamped in gold. Marbled paper cover with black spine; stitched; original pink printed paper wrappers bound in.Clements Library also has facsimile ed., 2007; call no. Cookery 2007 Ru.ACQ: 35669; Janice B. Longone; Gift; 6/21/2001.
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Brown, Helen Evans, former owner
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Keywords

  1. African American Cooking
  2. African Americans
  3. Cooking
  4. Cooking, American
  5. Formulas, Recipes, Etc
  6. Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
  7. Medicine, Popular
  8. Michigan
  9. Printed Wrappers (Binding)
  10. Russell, Malinda
  11. Southern Style
  12. Toilet Preparations
  13. Wrappers (Binding)

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