(Southern - New Orleans) Mme. Begue. Mme. Begue and Her Recipes: Old Creole Cookery. Bon Appetit where a cup of sugary

where a cup of sugary tea

light orange wrappers

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(Southern - New Orleans) Mme. Begue. Mme. Begue and Her Recipes: Old Creole Cookery. Bon Appetit where a cup of sugary79 pp. 6x3. 75", pictorial red wrappers. First Edition. Houston: S. F. B. Morse, 1900. According to New Orleans chef Poppy Tooker, "Elizabeth Kettenring came to New Orleans from Germany in 1853. She married Louis Dutreuil and opened a restaurant in the French Quarter in 1863. After Dutreuil's death, she married Hippolyte Begue and changed the restaurant's name from Dutrey's to Begue's. Madame Begue served only one meal, a "second breakfast," at 11: 00