Discover a delectable glimpse into the culinary past with "A Manual, Containing Original Recipes For Preparing Ices &c.]", a fascinating collection of frozen dessert recipes. Authored by William Fuller, an icepail maker, this manual offers a unique perspective on the art of creating ices and other refreshing treats.
Originally intended for those seeking to elevate their culinary skills, this book features original recipes providing insight into the methods and ingredients used in historical gourmet preparations. From classic ices to innovative chilled beverages, this manual captures the essence of a bygone era of culinary artistry.
Whether you're a culinary historian, a passionate cook, or simply someone who appreciates the art of fine food, "A Manual" offers a delightful and informative journey into the world of historical ices and beverages. Experience the tastes of the past and add a touch of vintage elegance to your modern-day culinary creations.
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