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An Omelette and A Glass of Wine.

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An Omelette and A Glass of Wine.

by David., Elizabeth

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VG+/VG/ND
ISBN 10
0140467211
ISBN 13
9780140467215
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Penguin., 1986-09-11. 1st Edn Thus, 1st. Imp.. Paperback. VG+/VG/ND. Box X42 SOFTBACK SHIPPED FROM THE UK.* Edition: 1st. Thus. * Impression: 1st .* Date of Publication: 1986 * Publisher: Penguin Books.* Binding and cover condition: Stiff card illustrated covers showing twelve eggs in a decorated dish, light bumps and rubs. Some shelf wear to edges & light creases to lower corners, no creases to spine or hinge. Spine somewhat faded. VG.* Contents condition: PRIVATE COPY NOT EX-LIBRARY, Clean, crisp & tight. Small owners name to ffep. No annotations, marks or inscriptions to text, no other visible faults. Very slight colouration to page edges. VG+ * Illustrations: B/w photos and line drawings throughout.* Pages: 309 pp. text. x pp. index at rear. Page notes in pen to inside of rear cover. * Product Description:- An Omelette and a Glass of Wine is a very interesting and useful collection from the journalistic archives of legendary cookery writer Elizabeth David. Her clear prose is as crisp, evocative and relevant today as it ever was. Elizabeth gives us recipes and information about produce that leap off the page. Some of what she writes about is slightly outdated such as her reference to olive oil as something rather expensively sold in small bottles from a pharmacy but this only reminds us of how certain things have changed in a positive way re accessibility of international ingredients. The few lively line drawings and some photos included in this book add to its interest & give it another edge. *This is a NEAR VG++ text copy of the 1st./1st. with some minor age and light shelf wear reducing it to VG. 0

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Bookseller
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Bookseller's Inventory #
10130
Title
An Omelette and A Glass of Wine.
Author
David., Elizabeth
Format/Binding
Paperback
Book Condition
Used - VG+/VG/ND
Edition
1st Edn Thus, 1st. Imp.
ISBN 10
0140467211
ISBN 13
9780140467215
Publisher
Penguin.
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1986-09-11
Pages
319
X weight
g

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