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Entrees made easy

1905

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Presented as published in 1905. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
IN this book Mrs. Peel has placed her great experience at the- disposal of those who are face to face with the great problem : “ Where are we to live? ” and “ How are we to furnish a house or flat with taste and comfort at a moderate expenditure ? ” WOMAN. — “ Those who feel unable to cope with the subject of ‘ the house beautiful ’ without advice, should seek guidance from Mrs. C. S. Peel, who, in her new book, The New Home, offers some delightful and practical suggestions upon this interesting topic . Her words appeal to a very wTide class, and will bring relief to many a home w'here a real desire for pretty rooms exists. Its many chapters, written by an acknowledged authority, cannot fail to be useful.” THE ACADEMY . — “A practical vrork. . . . We recommend it heartily.” THE WEEKLY SUN. — “ A useful book, treating of the arrange- ment, decoration and furnishing of a house of medium size, to be maintained by a moderate income. It contains many useful hints, and by means of illustrations gives good ideas of how best to arrange a house, and to provide useful accessories.” THE DAILY GRAPHIC. — . . . “ The book is eminently practi- cal and fully illustrated, while its price places it within the reach of all.”