"There are three natural intoxicating beverages as old as man: wine, beer, and cider." Thus Vrest Orton begins this highly entertaining book about apple cider. In a single volume, Mr. Orton captures the history, customs, and folklore surrounding America's most natural drink and the best techniques for making it today. The book's one hundred twenty delightful recipes demonstrate the versatile and historic uses of cider in punches, nogs, and nightcaps, as well as countless cider family favorites, ranging from buckwheat muffins to basted game and dried apple pie. Mr. Orton reminds us that apple cider is a wholly American invention, once as valuable to American cooking as wine is to French cuisine.

The American Cider Book: The Story of America's Natural Beverage

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Orton, Vrest

Beverages & Wine

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

The American Cider Book

Farrar. Straus and Giroux

The story of Sir Benjamin Thompson & his principles of fireplace design which have remained unchanged for 174 years. He was an American genius of equal stature in science & invention to Benjamin Franklin. He established the basic principles of fireplace design in 1795, which have remained unchanged since that time. This book sets forth the basic principles, with drawings, & gives designs that can be used to make masons build fireplaces the right way & the handsome way. Includes a short sketch of Rumford's life, which has been neglected by historians. Compares Rumford's work with Benjamin Franklin's speculations on fireplaces.

Forgotten Art of Building

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Diane Pub Co.

Bibliographic material  on Dreiser's work to the year 1929 written with the co-operation of such people as H. L. Mencken, Bennett Cerf, Henry Lanier, Eugene Reynal, John T. Winterich, Donald Friede, Ward Greene, Amy Loveman and Julian Messner. 

Dreiserana A Book about His Books

Reference

Haskell House Pub Ltd

Dreiserana: A book about his books

Norwood Editions

Cooking Education & Reference

North Point Pr

Since its original publication in 1969 by Yankee, Inc.,Vrest Orton's classic book on fireplace design has gone through numerous printings and has brought about a revival of the Rumford fireplace. The basic principles that Count Rumford set forth in 1795 describe the construction of a large shallow fireplace which does not smoke and which throws out much more heat than many of today's fireplaces which send too much of the heat up the chimney. This new edition contains some practical notes by Wally Leeds, a mason in Tunbridge,Vermont who builds Rumford fireplaces today.

The Forgotten Art of Building A Good Fireplace

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Alan C. Hood & Company

Vermont Afternoons with Robert Frost

Vrest Orton's loving remembrance of Robert Frost is a touching and masterful piece of work. The book also contains a number of letters he received from Robert Frost, never before published.

Literature & Fiction

United States

The Forgotten Art of Building a Good Fireplace: How to alter unsatisfactory fireplaces & to build new ones in the 18th century fashion

Science & Math

Technology

Yankee Books

The Voice of the Green Mountains: A Collection of Phillipics, Admonitions & Imponderables

History

Americas

Academy Books

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