(Food Writing) Boulestin, X. Marcel. The Conduct of the Kitchen: How to Keep a Good Table for Sixteen Shillings.

Mottled boards lettered in orange. First Edition. London: William Heinemann, 1925.

Boulestin was a well-loved French food writer in the first half of the 20th century; this book had advice on economic meals, along with recipes for clear tomato soup, rissoles of mutton, chicken gratine, pilaff, fried liver, and other inexpensive meals. Rubbing to spine ends, else very good.

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