[Sca-cooks] More than one To the Queen's Taste?

[Decker, Terry D.]

I've seen the Hilles book.  As I recall, it's one of those cookbooks meant
to make the unskilled cook look good.  A quick check shows that it was
originally published in 1937 and revised in 1950.

The book you want is Lorna Sass' To The Queen's Taste published by the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1976.  It's running in the $40-60 dollar range
currently.  I bought my copy about 7 years ago for $7.50.

Bear



> I'm looking for a copy of To The Queen's Taste for a
> 12th night gift.  Looking in the used books websites I
> found one that was listed as a cookbook but by Helen
> Train Hilles.  Has anyone ever seen this book?  I have
> Queen's Taste and don't remember ever seeing that name
> on it anywhere.
>
> Orlaith
>
> 15. To The Queen's Taste, a cookbook for moderns
> helen train hilles
> $10.45
> Abebooks BOOK GALLERY  random house, 1950 Hard Cover.
> revised edition. good/no dj, a little edgerubbing to
> extremities, tiny stain spot to front cover, interior
> clean and solid
>