SC - Re- Cast iron cookpots

[Mark Harris]

On 07/03/97 17:00:59 you wrote:
>
Stephanie Rudin wrote:

    I think that's http://www1.shore.net/foodbks

      Mercedes

 I've attepmted this site repeatedly, to no avail.  Can someone assist
me, or is it a defunced site?

In Humble Service to God and Crown;

fra nicol¢ difrancesco
(mka nick sasso)
>

Greetings, 

Well I suppose I had to put my two cents worth in 
eventually.  I am Lady Constanza of the Friendly Shire of Wyrmgeist in the 
Kingdom of Meridies and I have been watching and reading intently for a 
while.  

In answer to the above question the correct address for
Food Heritage Press is: http://www1.shore.net/~foodbks/

or

Food Heritage Press 
P.O. Box 163, 
Ipswich, MA 01938-0163 USA

508-356-8306 or e-mail: foodbks at shore.net

and yes, they have a wealth of books any cook would be interested in.
Below is an snip from their webpage intro:

	"Welcome to the Food Heritage Press web site. The Food Heritage Press 
	makes available serious books on the history and culture of food to 
	professional and armchair cooks and historians. Our printed catalog 
	contains over 150 titles from over 40 university presses, museums, and 
	other quality publishers, from both the USA and Canada. To request a 
	copy of our print catalog please send $1.00 to the address above.

Food Heritage Press titles can be divided into the following broad 
	overlapping areas:

     	Facsimiles and Reprints of Classic Cookbooks More new titles for the 
		collector. 
	19th Century American Recipes 
     	Food and Culinary Links of interest to the serious cook 
     	Important Reference Books for the Culinary Historian More new titles. 
     	Medieval Cookery 
     	Important USA Regional Cookbooks 
     	Ethnic Cookbooks - From Armenia to the Ukraine 2 new books on the food 
		of Iran
     	Mushrooms Books 
     	Out of Print Food and Culinary Books 

Anyway visit the site.  

Yours in Service to Meridies and the dream

Lady Constanza della Oriente
Connie Pettus-Duquenne