Last Wednesday Nov 16th, HSP celebrated the publishing of Ellen Emlen’s Cookbook. Sound familiar? That’s because we posted about it here. The event included a display of our historical cookbooks from the collection, including Martha Washington’s cookbook, both of the Mrs. Penn’s cookbooks, a 2nd edition of Amelia Simmons’ book printed 1808 as well as [...]
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Ellen Emlen’s Cookbook – the big day
Posted in Conservation, tagged Amelia Simmons, civil war recipes, cookbook, cooking, Ellen Emlen, gingerbread, Martha Washington, meatballs, Mr. Atherton's punch, receipt books on November 22, 2011 | 1 Comment »
It’s here!
Posted in Civil War, Conservation, Digitization, HSP, tagged Civil War, cook book, cooking, Ellen Emlen, facsimile, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, manuscript, Philadelphia, recipes, reproduction on March 30, 2011 | 2 Comments »
The wait is finally over! HSP is happy to announce its first publication in many years; a facsimile of Ellen Emlen’s Cookbook dated to 1865. The manuscript contains over 200 recipes which are clearly organized with a table of contents. Written by Mrs. Emlen’s own hand the recipes are legible and give a sense of [...]
Ellen Emlen’s Cookbook – Pre-order your copy today!
Posted in HSP, tagged cookbook, Ellen Emlen, Philadelphia on January 28, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Now available for pre-order in the HSP Online Store, is Ellen Emlen’s Cookbook! The Historical Society is pleased to present the facsimile of Ellen Emlen’s cookbook. Mrs. Emlen, a nineteenth-century Philadelphia housewife, organized her cookbook into thirteen categories of recipes including meats, vegetables, sauces, food for the sick, and desserts. Written circa 1865 and containing [...]
