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Old 05-21-2009, 10:17 AM
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I'm fluent in French and if so, could you please scan and email me a page to translate for all here? Thanks in advance.

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Great Find!
I still have my copy of Guide Culinaire A. Escoffier crown publishing 1959
and Modern French Culinary Art H P Pallipratt 1960 translated from Bachman 1959=60
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Kokopuffs,
Did you have any specific passages in mind?
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