More books on Elizabeth Raffald!
Three more books have now been issued, one of which is all 3 of her directories from 1772, 1773 & 1781, and one book which is a complete collection of her cookbook, the directories, and an introduction by me including excerpts from articles written about Elizabeth through the centuries since she died. The Complete book and the Directories are also available in hardback edition, see Amazon for buying options. The third book is just the introductions for those who prefer to have the books separately or who simply want to know more about her without buying the cookbook or directories. These books also contain a sample of the fiction of her life which I am currently writing. Its working title is 'An Uncommon Woman' and in it I hope to do justice to Elizabeth Raffald's tremendous character.
Suze Appleton
Three more books have now been issued, one of which is all 3 of her directories from 1772, 1773 & 1781, and one book which is a complete collection of her cookbook, the directories, and an introduction by me including excerpts from articles written about Elizabeth through the centuries since she died. The Complete book and the Directories are also available in hardback edition, see Amazon for buying options. The third book is just the introductions for those who prefer to have the books separately or who simply want to know more about her without buying the cookbook or directories. These books also contain a sample of the fiction of her life which I am currently writing. Its working title is 'An Uncommon Woman' and in it I hope to do justice to Elizabeth Raffald's tremendous character.
Suze Appleton
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The Experienced English Housekeeper by Elizabeth Raffald retyped in modern print by Suze Appleton.
Originally issued in 1769, then at frequent intervals until early 19th century, this contains nearly 900 of Mrs Raffald's original recipes, written out exactly as she wrote them in 1769. Published 2016, available in paperback and kindle format on Amazon. |
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The Experienced English Housekeeper in hardback with an introduction by Roy Shipperbottom. Published 1997, now available from Equinox press. |
