Home Cookery Year: Four Seasons, Over 200 Recipes for All Possible Occasions

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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. As well as its extensive and varied list of ‘receipts’, more than a thousand, it addressed multiple daily domestic challenges.

To serve, put a slice of toast on each plate, add the beans and top with the bacon, including any of the molten, buttery bacon fat from the frying pan. After reading in her recipes notes that this is “one of my favourite recipes in the book” and that “when they are fried, heavens above, cauliflower becomes so unbelievably good” I knew this recipes sounded too delicious to pass up.We have used the 1816 edition, and are confident that most people will be able to cook from this book with ease, perhaps not as readily so as with Good Things in Englandbut nevertheless nearly everyone will be able to adapt Mrs Rundell’s suggestions to present-day use with no difficulty. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. And in that time there were sixty-seven English reprints, an astonishing number; which makes it even more inexplicable that Domestic Cookery vanished in the twentieth century. Less of a unique selling point, and more of an all-encompassing approach to the cookbook, Home Cookery Year is a 400 page, 200+ recipe doorstop tat seeks to offer seasonal ideas for every possible situation, from midweek dinners to elaborate dinner party feasts.

Claire Thomson, who has made something of a habit of releasing practical, down-to-earth cookbooks over the past five years. Thomson has been inspired, she says, by the ‘evergreen’ cookbooks her mother had (‘and still has’) on her shelves. You’ll find buckwheat or soba noodles easily enough to make this recipe, or you could look for more elusive Italian buckwheatpasta varieties.We endeavour to safely package everything, but cannot be held reliable or responsible for breakage due to postage.