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"Oberrheinisches Kochbuch Oder Anweisung FA1/4r Junge HausmA1/4tter Und Toechter, Die In Der Kunst Zu Kochen Und Einzumachen Einige Geschicklichkeit Erlangen Wollen, Nebst Einem Anhange Von Speisen FA1/4r Kranke, Volume 2" by Margaretha Spoerlin, is a historical cookbook aimed at young housewives and daughters seeking to develop their skills in cooking and preserving food. This volume includes an appendix of recipes for the sick, offering a comprehensive guide to household culinary arts.
Originally written for a German-speaking audience, this edition opens the door for English readers to explore traditional Upper Rhine cooking practices. This book is valuable for those interested in historical cooking methods, regional German cuisine, and the culinary aspects of household management during the time it was written.
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