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The Chinese Cook Book

Shiu Wong Chan

  • 235 pages
  • 8.3 MB
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Published in 1917, this is one of the first Chinese cookbooks written in English by a Chinese author. It gathers more than one hundred tested recipes, plus Chinese pastry, candies and a list of ingredients with their Chinese characters.

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