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Rice : 200 delightful ways to serve it.

LIBRA - Rare TX809.R5 S6 1936
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Southern Rice Industry, New Orleans, issuing body.
Contributor:
McLean, Beth Bailey, 1892-1976, writer of introduction.
Gosfeld, Phyllis, associated name, donor.
Culinary Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cooking (Rice).
Genre:
cookbooks.
Cookbooks.
Physical Description:
95, [1] pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Edition:
Fourth Edition
Other Title:
Rice 200 delightful ways to serve it.
Place of Publication:
New Orleans : The Industry, 1936.
Contents:
Typical Varieties of Rice
Introduction / Beth Bailey McLean
Rice Cookery
Table Setting
Rice for Breakfasts, Menus and Recipes
Some Fine Points of Menu Making
Rice for Luncheons and Suppers, Menus and Recipes
Types of Table Service
Rice for Dinners, Menus and Recipes
Rice for One Dish Meals, Menus and Recipes
Rice for the Supper Party
Rice for Other Parties, Menus and Recipes
Special Recipes Using Rice Products
Other Rice Material
Menus-Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner.
Notes:
"Copyright 1936 by Southern Rice Industry, New Orleans, La."
"Rice of the Blue Rose variety grown and milled in Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas was used in testing these recipes. Southern rices are recommended for superior cooking qualities and satisfactory results."--Title page.
Includes index.
Local Notes:
TX809.R5.S6 1936: Presented to the Penn Libraries by Phyllis Gosfeld in 2016 has right hand side of front cover wanting.
OCLC:
4236414

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