Cooking Throughout American History: What was cooking in Julia Grant's White House?

by Tanya Larkin

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Julia Grant, the wife of the Civil War general who became our 18th president, was known as a very gracious first lady. This book is a window into the Grant administration and its highlights, which include daughter Nellie Grants splendorous wedding in 1874. Students will enjoy making and decorating wedding-cake petit fours.… (more)

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Julia Grant, the wife of the Civil War general who became our 18th president, was known as a very gracious first lady. This book is a window into the Grant administration and its highlights, which include daughter Nellie Grants splendorous wedding in 1874. Students will enjoy making and decorating wedding-cake petit fours.

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