A Carnegie Hill Christmas

Article Abstract:

Carnegie Hill, where Andrew Carnegie lived with his family, is located in upper Manhattan near the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is a particularly enjoyable place to visit during the Holiday season, with decorations and historic institutions. A history of the area is detailed.

Biography, New York, New York, New York, Historic sites, Manhattan, New York, New York, Christmas, Carnegie, Andrew

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The Christmas kitchen

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The choice and preparation of foie gras in rural France, in readiness for eating at Christmas, is recalled. The techniques involved in making and canning terrines are desribed and a recipe for a terrine of foie gras is offered.

Cooking, Foie gras, Pates, Terrines

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Gourmet's Christmas gifts

Article Abstract:

Photographs of several items suitable for Christmas giving in 1992 are presented, including various decorative objects and a set of four 'New Grove Dictionary of Opera' volumes.

Product information, Portrayals, Illustration, Gift shops, Christmas decorations, Gift stores

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