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about her wartime life on a narrow-boat: then
’ The tone of voice is light and ‘girlish’
The endpapers are taken from a fabric designed by Phyllis Barron in 1935
A printed velveteen designed by Lewis F Day sold by Liberty's in 1888
Adam writes: 'Living in camps and hostels and easting in canteens had created a passion of affection for the ordinary things of home life
Kitchen Essays Category_Grey Books/Architecture about her wartime life on264pp ISBN 9781903155189 'An enchanting period piece and, in its own quirky intelligent way, a culinary gem' (Nigella Lawson) During 1921 2 (the now) Lady Jekyll wrote unsigned essays for The Times with titles such as 'Tray Food' and 'Sunday Supper', 'For the Two Fat' and 'For the Too Thin', all of which are contained in Kitchen Essays. Recipes are interspersed with her delightful comments, for example an excellent and very simple recipe for Caraway