in which she praised Glasse and her approach. Craddock found the writing easy to follow and thought Glasse an honest cook, who seemed to have tried most of the recipes in the book. The food writer Jane Grigson admired Glasse's work, and in her 1974 book she included many of Glasse's recipes. Dickson Wright affirms that she has "a strong affinity for Hannah Glasse. I admire her straightforward, unpretentious approach to cookery." For Dickson Wright, "she is one of the greats of English food history." Notes and references Notes References Sources Books Journals News Internet External links from the British Library (and biographical information) English food writers English non-fiction writers Writers from Hexham Writers from London 1708 births 1770 deaths People imprisoned for debt Inmates of the Marshalsea Inmates of Fleet Prison Women cookbook writers 18th-century English women writers History of British cuisine