"Sausages have from time immemorial found favor as a breakfast dish. But that any one should be able to eat those sold in shops after the revelations respecting them, and the great risk there is of getting diseased meat in so disguised a form, is indeed surprising. There is no difficulty whatever in making sausages at home, a will last a lifetime, and be so useful for a variety of purposes that no family should be without one."
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Mary Hooper (author)
(baptised 24 November 1829 – 8 January 1904) was an English writer, known for her cookbooks, and a professor of at the . She also wrote novels and books for children.
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