Pennsbury Manor Cookbook : Adapted from the Recipes of Gulielma Penn (rev. Ed. )

Pennsbury Manor is the reconstructed 17th cent. plantation of William Penn, Founder & first Governor of PA. The 43-acre site is located on the banks of the Delaware River in lower Bucks County, PA. The only extant residence of William Penn, Pennsbury interprets to the visitor the lifestyle of William Penn, his family, & the Quaker colonists who staffed the plantation. There are 17th century gardens, orchards, & a variety of domestic animals. All the recipes in this book have been adapted from the recipes of Gulielma Penn, the wife of William Penn, for use in the 20th cent. The measurements & ingredients in some recipes may differ slightly from the original due to interpretation or the means of measurement. 2nd printing with add¿l. recipes. Illus.Benson, Evelyn is the author of 'Pennsbury Manor Cookbook : Adapted from the Recipes of Gulielma Penn (rev. Ed. )', published 2008 under ISBN 9781422393574 and ISBN 1422393577.