High-class cookery recipes : as taught in the school / prepared by Mrs. Charles Clarke.

  • Clarke, Edith Nicolls, 1844-
Date:
1885
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Credit: High-class cookery recipes : as taught in the school / prepared by Mrs. Charles Clarke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SANITARY SEAMLESS STEEL SAUCEPAHS, STEWPANS, SttUn'\SAUTE PAINTS, BAIN-MAEIE PANS, POTS, dc. do. Stewpan. if Salte or Omelet Pam, STRONG, DURABLE/ CLEANLY. PLANISHED AND BURNISHED. No Verdigris. No Enamel Arsenic. No Copper Contamination, No Braizing, COATED WITH PUEE REPINED TIN. Possessing all the Advantages^ but none of the Drawbacks, of Copper or Enamel, Same Thickness and Weight as the Ordinary Copper Pans, m USJL AT TKB SSTATIOITAL TBAIHIKTG SCKOOI. rOB GOOKBRT AlfB INVEWTIOITB SSXHIBXTIOW, AHD AT THE IkATE HIKAXiTH H-KMIBXTIOM. Tliese Utensils are thickly coated inside and out witb pure Tiu, They can easily be re-tinned, but the bodies, being bright ateel, are equally healthy, cleanly, and nninjtirious to food, thus rendering them far superior to copper. Their strength and thickness, and being Seamless Steel, make them practically in- destructible and not lia^^le to burn their contents. Their cost being considerably less than wroughfc-iro j, and about one-third the price of coi^per, they shouTf] bo used in every Household, Cooking School, Eestaiirant, Club» &c. Made ah;o to nest, for shipping, and with loose handles for camp use. Sole Manufacturers Patentees (Wholesale only). B. PERKINS & SON, CANNON ST. BUILDINGS, E.C., k BERMONOSEY ST,, S.E., x.o»rz>ox*ar. TO BE OBTAINED OF ALL IRONMONGERS, STORES, ^-e.
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