Learning to cook in 1898

a Chicago culinary memoir by Ellen FitzSimmons Steinberg
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Published by Wayne State University Press in Detroit .
Written in

    Subjects:
  • Frankenstein, Irma Rosenthal, -- 1871-1966,
  • Cookery, German -- History -- 19th century,
  • Cookery, Jewish -- History -- 19th century,
  • Cookery -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- 19th century,
  • Chicago (Ill.) -- Social life and customs

  • Edition Notes

    Includes bibliographical references and index.

    StatementEllen F. Steinberg ; recipe adaptations by Eleanor Hudera Hanson.
    ContributionsHanson, Eleanor Hudera.
    Classifications
    LC ClassificationsTX721 .S73 2007
    The Physical Object
    Paginationp. cm.
    ID Numbers
    Open LibraryOL17884297M
    ISBN 100814333648
    ISBN 109780814333648
    LC Control Number2007013479
    OCLC/WorldCa122424637

    About the Book

    If you are interested in experiencing a culinary journey through time, "Learning to Cook in 1898" by Ellen FitzSimmons Steinberg is the perfect book for you. Published in 2007, this Chicago culinary memoir offers a fascinating insight into the cooking techniques and recipes of the 19th century. With an ISBN10 code of 0814333648, this book is a must-read for anyone passionate about history, cookery, and Chicago's social life and customs.

    Discovering the Past through Food

    In "Learning to Cook in 1898," Ellen FitzSimmons Steinberg takes readers back to the 19th century, providing a unique window into the lives of German and Jewish communities in Chicago. Through this culinary memoir, you will learn about the historical context, social customs, and diverse food traditions of the era. For those interested in Frankenstein, Irma Rosenthal, or cookery in general, this book offers a rich and informative exploration of the time period.

    Cookery and Chicago's Social Scene

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    Preserving Authentic Recipes

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    Key Features:

    • ISBN10 Code: 0814333648
    • Subjects: Frankenstein, Irma Rosenthal, -- 1871-1966, Cookery, German -- History -- 19th century, Cookery, Jewish -- History -- 19th century, Cookery -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- 19th century, Chicago (Ill.) -- Social life and customs
    • Published Year: 2007
    • Published Country: miu

    Experience the Tastes of the Past

    "Learning to Cook in 1898" by Ellen FitzSimmons Steinberg offers a captivating journey into the culinary world of 19th-century Chicago. With its detailed historical insights, authentic recipes, and focus on Chicago's social scene, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of the era's cookery. Download the book for free today and start your exploration of this flavorful and captivating era!

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