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Ginette Mathiot (1907-1998) was [[France]]'s answer to Mrs Beeton, although she did not publish her book ''Je sais Cuisiner'' until 1932.  It has now been translated into English and is known as ''I know how to Cook'' (ISBN 0714848042).   
Ginette Mathiot (1907-1998) was [[France]]'s answer to Mrs Beeton, although she did not publish her book ''Je sais Cuisiner'' until 1932.  It has now been translated into English and is known as ''I know how to Cook'' (ISBN 0714848042).