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5 mai 2019
- doi: 10.58079/nwh0
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jasminemoran, « Royal Kitchens at Kew », Digital Recipe Books Project, ID : 10.58079/nwh0
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By George III’s reign the main residence at Kew was the Dutch house, and the kitchens needed to supply food to all those present in the household at the time; typically, the King himself, his wife Charlotte, and the Princesses. Among these numbers were also the staff themselves, meaning the kitchens needed to handle a huge amount of food at a time. The kitchens were constructed separately to the Dutch house, and where originally built to serve the culinary needs of the White House. The kitch...