The Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Cooking

Author: Georgina Campbell
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Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0754819124

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Cooking: A classic collection of best-loved traditional recipes from the countries of the British Isles with 1500 beautiful step-by-step photographs

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