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Nutrition & Food
Mrs. Mary Eales's receipts. (1733)
Mary Eales
63 pages~1 hr 15 min read11 chapters$1.99
Confectioner to Queen Anne: Mrs. Mary Eales carried the title, and her receipts show why. Sweetmeats, preserving, and candying from the royal confectionery tradition, printed in 1733 for households aspiring to palace-grade sugar work. Court confectionery, first hand, with decorative borders to match. Candy fruit the way a queen's own confectioner did.
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Inside this book
11 chapters
- 1Mrs. Mary Eales’s
- 2RECEIPTS.
- 3Confectioner to her late Majesty Queen ANNE.
- 4LONDON:
- 5THE
- 6CONTENTS.
- 7Mrs. EALES’s
- 8RECEIPTS.
- 9FINIS.
- 10Additional Notes
- 11Decorative Borders
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