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Christ Church Cook Book : Savannah Georgia.

LIBRA - Rare TX715 .C47 1975
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Format:
Book
Thesis/Dissertation
Contributor:
Gosfeld, Phyllis, associated name, donor.
Christ Church (Savannah, Ga.), publisher.
Culinary Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cooking--Georgia.
Cooking.
Community cookbooks.
Physical Description:
211, [1] pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Edition:
Fifth Printing
Manufacture:
Savannah, Ga. : Printed by Kennickell Printing Company,
Other Title:
Recipes collected by The Women of Christ Episcopal Church
Place of Publication:
Savannah, Ga. : Christ Episcopal Church, 1975.
Contents:
Introduction / Arthur Gordon
Key to Abbreviations, Equivalents and Measurements
Beverages
Canapes
Soups
Egg and Cheese
Seafood and Sauces
Game
Poultry
Meat and Sauces
Hominy and Rice
Bread
Vegetables and Sauces
Salads and Dressings
Desserts and Sauces
Pastries and Pies
Cakes and Icings
Small Cakes, Bars, Cookies
Candy
Pickles
Favorite recipes
Order Blanks.
Notes:
Cover title.
"Christ Episcopal Church Savannah, Georgia Founded 1733 "The Mother Church of Georgia" The Reve. George M. Maxwell, Rector"--Title page.
"This printing edited by Mrs. Lawrence Lee, Mrs. G. Philip Morgan, Jr., Mrs. Carl D. Wheeler, and Dr. Elliott A. Cobb. Linoleum Black Prints, courtesy of Jane S. Lyon."--Page 2.
Recipes attributed.
Includes index.
Local Notes:
TX715.C47 1975: Presented to the Penn Libraries by Phyllis Gosfeld in 2016 has cream colored plastic comb binding with title printed in yellow.
OCLC:
1588063389

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