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Valuable cooking receipts

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Transcriber’s Note:

New original cover art included with this eBook is granted to the public domain.

Victorian-style illustration on the cover of Valuable Cooking Receipts. A Black woman in an apron mixes ingredients at a small kitchen table while a white woman in a fitted dress stands beside her, reading from a book and pointing at the bowl. In the background, a small child holding an object stands near a doorway. The scene is framed by an ornate bamboo-like border with the title at the top and the publisher’s imprint, 'George W. Harlan, New York, 19 Park Place,' at the bottom.
Victorian-style illustration on the cover of Valuable Cooking Receipts. A Black woman in an apron mixes ingredients at a small kitchen table while a white woman in a fitted dress stands beside her, reading from a book and pointing at the bowl. In the background, a small child holding an object stands near a doorway. The scene is framed by an ornate bamboo-like border with the title at the top and the publisher’s imprint, 'George W. Harlan, New York, 19 Park Place,' at the bottom.

VALUABLE COOKING RECEIPTS.

BY

THOMAS J. MURREY,

Late Caterer of Astor House and Rossmore Hotel of New York, and Continental Hotel of Philadelphia.

NEW YORK:

GEORGE W. HARLAN,

19 Park Place.

1880.

Copyright, 1880, by

GEORGE W. HARLAN.

J. Campbell,

PRINTER,

15 Vandewater St., N. Y.

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