{
  "version": "0.8",
  "reviewed": "2026-11-02",
  "source": {
    "author": "Dorothy Wordsworth; editor William Knight",
    "title": "Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth",
    "volume": "I",
    "edition": "London: Macmillan, 1897",
    "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/42856/42856-h/42856-h.htm",
    "status": "Selected transcription passages read; no scan or manuscript check"
  },
  "event": {
    "date": "1801-11-25",
    "dateBasis": "Entry heading Wednesday 25th November, within section for October–December 1801",
    "place": "Grasmere, from section heading",
    "page": "67",
    "extract": "I baked bread, and wrote to Sara Hutchinson and Coleridge.",
    "kind": "Published edited personal account",
    "recipeMatch": null,
    "householdIncome": null,
    "dishCost": null,
    "workerPay": null
  },
  "editorialEvidence": {
    "locator": "Prefatory note, pp.vii–viii",
    "summary": "Knight describes selecting samples of domestic details and marking omissions with asterisks.",
    "implication": "This edition is not a complete task-frequency dataset."
  },
  "interpretation": "Household provision merits study within cultural work; this is an analytical proposition, not a demonstrated causal effect of baking on writing.",
  "limits": [
    "No use of a Beeton recipe established.",
    "Bread baking is not bread pudding.",
    "The event predates the consulted Beeton copy by almost a century.",
    "Income, class, cost, quantities and total labour are not established by this entry.",
    "The editor’s stated general policy does not identify the contents of particular omissions."
  ],
  "searchOutcome": "The search did not establish an exact household use of one of the three selected Beeton recipes. This case is a documented-action comparison, not a substitute claim of recipe transmission."
}