Preparation Pages for Herter's Inc. Cookbook II. 77.04.30: Preparation page for Cookbook II, Page 329. Black and white photo of Herter child wearing a wool jacket with wool hat and posed standing next to rocks; caption: "Hollow stones with round rocks in the hollows used to grind grain by the Celtic settlers of Ireland who came to Ireland 400 years before Christ, lead by NIALL and his fourteen sons. His name gradually changed to UI NIALL then to O'Neal." 77.04.31: Preparation page for Cookbook II, Page 280. Black and white photo of Herter child wearing a wool jacket holding leeks; caption: "Soup made from leeks is preferred to onion soup by most French people as well as English, Scotch, Belgians and Germans. Leeks in Europe are grown much differently than they are in the United States. In the United States, leeks are simply planted by seed and left to grow. Very little of them are edible and they develop a strong flavor. This is how the Europeans grow leeks and this is the right way to do it. Plant the seed in rows and leave the leeks grow until they are about 15 to 18 inches high. Then wet the ground and carefully pull them all up so you do not damage the roots. Then with a stick or pipe about an inch and a half in diameter, make deep holes about 12 inches deep in rows in your garden. Stick the leeks down the holes, pack dirt around them and water them well. This way the leeks develop a long, white mild body. It has a mild flavor that vaguely resembles the flavor of an onion but is a good deal different. You use only the white mild body of the leeks to make soup, not the green tops." 77.04.32: preparation page for Herter's Cookbook II, page 332. Black and white photo of Jacques Herter talking to African native; caption: "The outdoor cafe at the Stanley Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa. If you like pastry, in the far corner is a stand where you can buy some of the finest French Pastries made in the world. Jacques Herter, Jr. talks with a x Somalian tracker about the best places for maned lion. The man in the background is a wild animal buyer from New Jersey. He buys mostly baboons for medical research work. Jacques Herter, Jr. chats early in the morning with Oli one of East Africa's most famous gunbearers. They are in the outdoor cafe of the Stanley Hotel in Nairobi." 77.04.33: preparation page for Herter's Cookbook II, page 521. Black and white photo of Christian (Chris) Dupont Herter holding cherries; Caption: "Whisky cherries grow in most of Quebec - even in Quebec City. Whisky cherries have a strong cherry flavor much used in early French cooking." 77.04.34: preparation page for Herter's Cookbook II, page 529. Black and white photo of Herter children standing on steps next to Mackinac Island official; caption: "The policemen of Mackinac Island have quite unusual costumes and weapons." 77.04.35: preparation page for Herter's Cookbook II, page 264. Black and white photo of two Herter children wearing turtle neck sweaters and holding a popsicle; caption: "Popsicles can be easily made by putting a fork in a paper cup and filling the cup with fruit nectar. Put in a freezer and freeze. To remove the Popsicle from the paper cup simply run a little warm water on the outer surfaces of the cup." 77.04.36: preparation page for Herter's Cookbook II, page 34. Black and white photo of two Herter children, one child holding a pastry; caption: "Pasties are an easy method of carrying cooked meat, potatoes and vegetables." Number of sheets: 7
