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This charming cookbook full of “receipts” was privately printed by Miss Mumford in 1905. Unlike many recipe books from the time period, there is a lot of detail about ingredients and amounts. The author states in a note that she felt the recipes were worth passing down through the generations. There are some gems here, but the fun of reading it is in descriptions such as “boil a chicken to pieces” and names like “Meat Jelly for Invalids” and “ChowChow.” The Genesee Valley Cook Book provides valuable insight into turn-of-the-century upstate New York households and lives.
(summary written by Sue Ann Brainard)
Publication Date
1-1-1905
Publisher
Milne Library Publishing
City
Geneseo, NY
Recommended Citation
Mumford, Angelina Jenkins, "The Genesee Valley Cook Book" (1905). Genesee Valley Historical Reprints. 16.
https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/historical-reprints/16
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This work has been identified with a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0.
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OCLC: 9434962
April 15, 2013