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1 juillet 2024
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RA Kashanipour, « The Barclay Project », The Recipes Project, ID : 10.58079/11wrk
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By Marissa Nicosia, with Christina Riehman-Murphy and Clara Drummond Christian Barclay Jaffray (1680-1758) began gathering recipes for cookery, medicine, and dyeing cloth in 1697 when she was seventeen in a book that she titled “A Receipt Book, or, The Fruits of a Young Woman’s Spare Hours” (Manuscript, Scotland, 1697-1723). This small, fine volume arrived at Penn State Libraries’ Eberly Family Special Collections as part of the “Robert Barclay of Ury family papers and maps” collection. Robe...