I had to do considerable research about cooking in the the Regency era because I mention
stoves in two of my books. Historical accuracy is very important to me, so I dug around until I found exactly what kind of stove would have been in use in 1815-1817.
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| Similar to my enamel plated stove |
I’m also very fortunate to own four antique stoves, two of which are cook stoves. An aqua enamel plated cast iron cook stove is on my back porch adorned with birdhouses and rocks. (I’m a rock nut too!)
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| Similar to a stove I have but mine is in better shape and has much more nickle plating |
Anyway, take a peek at Martha’s article:
Christian Fiction Historical Society: Evolution of the Cook Stove – Martha Rogers: Since I love cooking and taught home economics in high school for twenty years, I’ve always been fascinated by old kitchens and the app…
Have you ever cooked on an old-fashioned stove? What about baked with one?
