Biskupski sladopek

Biskupski sladopek

Marija Šenoa, Zdenko Šenoa

The book "Biskupski sladopek" gives insight into the history of the Šenoa family and publishes old recipes for Alois Schönoa's desserts.

Before that, Zdenko Šenoa translated recipes from German Gothic into Croatian. Work on the book lasted four years.

Editor
Avenka Žurić
Illustrations
Dražen Pomikalo
Graphics design
Ivan Vitez
Dimensions
25 x 16.5 cm
Pages
207
Publisher
Školska knjiga, Zagreb, 1993.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

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