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A Biographical Sketch of the Rev. Joseph Gilbert by His Widow A. Gilbert. with Recollections of the Discourses of His Closing Years by One of His Sons
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Joseph Gilbert Recipe Book
An oblong, leather volume with a metal clasp closure. The volume is comprised of culinary and medicinal recipes, weights and measurements, directions for making an ice house, and geography. The volume was written by Joseph and Ellen Gilbert of Derbyshire, England and spans the years from 1812 to 1863. Standard units of weights and measures for ale, apothecary items, cloth, height, land, time, and wool are included. Additionally, are practical agricultural measures for a haystack, irregular shaped fields, and a water trough. Culinary and household recipes include buns, cakes, custards, Derby shortcakes, gingerbread, pies, puddings, and wines. There are medicinal recipes for colic, consumption...
A Biographical Sketch of the REV. Joseph Gilbert by His Widow [A. Gilbert]. with Recollections of the Discourses of His Closing Years by One of His Sons
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