Click on the "+" beside the recipes and they all appear
herself,
Mar 27, 3:04pm
I have just spent a happy half hour browsing through it and I can see I will be going back!Thank you marcs.
elliehen,
Mar 27, 3:19pm
That's a great link.Thanks again marcs :)
bernice1,
Mar 27, 3:47pm
On the right hand side there is a link to download it as a PDF, then you can read it off line as well.I have it downloaded to iBooks on my iPad so it's easy to read and use.
sarahb5,
Mar 27, 5:28pm
I love this:
"Rice Pudding (Without Eggs).
Stir sufficient rice in boiling water, let boil quarter of an hour, then drain water off, stirring into the boiled rice a cupful of milk and dessertspoonful of sugar. Make a custard (see direction for Custard, page 41), put the rice into a dish, mix thoroughly with the custard while hot. Grate nutmeg on top; bake as usual."
How many cooks these days would be able to make rice pudding from that recipe using "sufficient" rice .
winnie231,
Mar 27, 6:55pm
When I click on the pdf link it opens as a blank page & then nothing more happens . Has anyone else had a problem with it! Am I just not waiting long enough for it to open!
winnie231,
Mar 27, 6:55pm
When I click on the pdf link it opens as a blank page & then nothing more happens . Has anyone else had a problem with it! Am I just not waiting long enough for it to open!
Edited to say . patience needed! I left it alone in another window for a while & now have it happily saved in my recipes folder. Thanks for the link!
chrissie91,
Mar 27, 11:45pm
I just clicked on to the above Edmonds adress http etc address and slid it over onto desk top works fine.
marcs,
Mar 28, 3:51am
You are welcome everyone. I was very suprised to find it on line.
olwen,
Mar 28, 3:59am
It's been online for a few years I think.If you check the cover it's actually the 3rd edition
clair4,
Mar 28, 4:04am
Click on the recipe page (blue).Will copy some of the recipes tomorrow.thanks for the site.
marcs,
Mar 28, 4:05am
So it is. My bad but I don't think the recipes would have changed much from the 1st eddition in those days. I like the fact that it is good old fashioned baking where butter, lard or dripping is used and there are no diet things in it. Good honest baking is what I would call it.
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