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The 19th century Foodie. Saturday, June 20, 2015. Historical Food Fortnightly Challenge 4 Foreign Foods, part 4- A French Charlotte. Make a dish that reflects the historical idea of foreign- either foods with a loose connection to foreign lands, named after faraway places, or attributed to foreigners. American bakers in New York City would put their own spin on the confection by the 1880s. From The Ladys Receipt Book; A Useful companion for large and small families. By Eliza Leslie, 1847. The fir.CONTENT
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