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Cocoa and Chocolate

Various AuthorsSeries: American Antiquarian Cookbook Collection
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Pages
190
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Andrews McMeel

About

Chocolate and chocolate recipes had become hugely popular in America in the late nineteenth century, and Baker's Chocolate, later acquired by Kraft Foods, was one of the largest national brands in the country. This slim volume written by an author associated with the company discusses the history of chocolate products in the U.S., botanical information about the cocoa plant and method of processing the fruit, properties of different parts of the fruit and its value as a foodstuff according to eminent physicians, early use of cocoa in South America and Europe, the purity and healing qualities of cocoa-butter, and over 50 recipes for chocolate drinks, candies, cakes, tartlets, macaroons, wafers, jumbles, custards, creams, soufflés, meringues, pies, ice cream, caramels, syrups, and even wine.

Related Subjects

  • Chocolate
  • Specific Ingredients
  • Cooking
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Desserts
  • Courses & Dishes
  • General
  • American
  • Regional & Cultural

Extended Details

  • SeriesAmerican Antiquarian Cookbook Collection

    Artists

    Various AuthorsAuthor