About Amy Schauer
Lived 1871 – 1956 (aged 84–85). Amy Schauer was an Australian cook, educator, non-fiction writer and cookbook writer.
Amy Schauer (2 June 1871– 13 August 1956) was an Australian cookery instructor and author.
Biography Amy Schauer was born on 2 June 1871 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. After completing her schooling in New South Wales, she took training in domestic sciences at Sydney Technical College. She later joined the Brisbane Technical College, and taught cookery from 1895 until 1922.
She also taught at Nambour Rural School. She, as Ryan claims, became “an outstanding influence on the education of Queensland girls.” Her recipes regularly appeared in magazines including Sapford's Queensland Almanac and the Queensland Farmer's Gazette.
She died at Strathfield, Sydney, on 13 August 1956.
Publications Her cookbooks were widely used in academic institutions as well as in homes. Her popular books include The Schauer Australian Cookery Book , Cookery for Invalids, Theory of Cookery, and The Schauer Australian Fruit Preserving Recipe Book.
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Who was Amy Schauer?
(1871-1956) cookery instructor
When was Amy Schauer born?
Amy Schauer was born on 2 June 1871 in Sydney.
When did Amy Schauer die?
Amy Schauer died in 1956 in Strathfield.
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Amy Schauer was a cook, educator, non-fiction writer and cookbook writer.
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Amy Schauer was Australian.
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