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cooking, english	4
household employees	2

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Cookery made easy; or, the most plain and practical directions for properly preparing to cook, and for nicely and cleanly cooking and serving-up all sorts of provisions, from a single joint of meat, with vegetables, to the finest-seasoned dishes of poultry, fish and game... The whole written entirely from practice, and combining gentility with economy

Lady

[1861?]

Anon.

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Cookery made easy; or, the most plain and practical directions for properly preparing to cook, and for nicely and cleanly cooking and serving-up all sorts of provisions, from a single joint of meat, with vegetables, to the finest-seasoned dishes of poultry, fish and game... The whole written entirely from practice, and combining gentility with economy

Lady

[1852?]

Anon.

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The cookmaid's complete guide, and the art of cookery made easy : being the best and easiest methods of correctly fulfilling all the duties of the cookmaid, in respectable families. With instructions for steaming; and the most exact directions ever given for properly preparing to cook, for cleanly and nicely cooking and genteely serving-up, all kinds of provisions... The whole written from practice and experience

Lady

1850

Anon.

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The cookmaid's complete guide, and the art of cookery made easy : being the best and easiest methods of correctly fulfilling all the duties of the cookmaid, in respectable families. With instructions for steaming; and the most exact directions ever given for properly preparing to cook, for cleanly and nicely cooking and genteely serving-up, all kinds of provisions... The whole written from practice and experience

Lady

[1860?]

Anon.