Sussex Recipe Book

M. K. Samuelson

ISBN 10: 1870962214 / ISBN 13: 9781870962216

Published by Equinox Publishing Ltd, GB, 2008

About this Item

M.K. Samuelson, realising that there was no collection of Sussex recipes, set about making her own. This was first published in 1937 but World War II prevented a reprint. Southover reprinted it in 2005 in response to the renewed interest in regional food. The author was lucky to own a large collection of cookery books herself and luckier that in those days, many local families still kept family recipe books. Many of the mouth-watering dishes in this collection go back to the early 18th century and even earlier. In addition to the recipes the book includes an introduction by contemporary food writer and broadcaster Hattie Ellis as well as a note by Catherine Mant, grandaughter of the author and former Assistant Editor of "The Good Food Guide".

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Sussex Recipe Book
• Publisher: Equinox Publishing Ltd, GB
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1870962214
• ISBN 13: 9781870962216
• Binding: Hardback
• Illustrator: Hill, Vincent
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

M.K. Samuelson, realising that there was no collection of Sussex recipes, set about making her own. This was first published in 1937 but World War II prevented a reprint. Southover reprinted it in 2005 in response to the renewed interest in regional food. The author was lucky to own a large collection of cookery books herself and luckier that in those days, many local families still kept family recipe books. Many of the mouth-watering dishes in this collection go back to the early 18th century and even earlier. In addition to the recipes, the book includes an introduction by contemporary food writer and broadcaster Hattie Ellis as well as a note by Catherine Mant, grandaughter of the author and former Assistant Editor of The Good Food Guide.

About the Author

Hattie Ellis has written for a wide range of national publications including the Times, the Independent on Sunday, Waitrose Food Illustrated and Food and Travel, while contributing the Herbivore column in Kew Gardens Magazine. She has worked on TV food programmes for Channel Four including Escape to River Cottage, A Cook on the Wild Side and TV Dinners . She writes on Sussex food and drink in her books Eating England (2001), Sweetness & Light: the mysterious history of the honey bee (2004) and Best of British Fish (2005). She lives in Lewes.