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S'està carregant… The Settlement Cookbook (1901)de Mrs. Simon Kander
Informació de l'obraThe Settlement Cookbook de Mrs. Simon Kander (1901)
   Cap No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra. NA  pszolovits | Feb 3, 2021 |  The Settlement Cookbook, first published in 1901, with 34 subsequent revised editions, clearly and simply provides all the basic information that every cook needs to know about cooking and nutrition. In addition, some sections are focused on common allergies, infant care, menus and advice on a myriad of other household/hostess activities. Over a century later, this cookbook is still in publication and cherished by cooks who use it. What is exemplary about this cookbook is the array of recipes that use readily obtained ingredients, involve minimal preparation time, and always result in delicious food to eat. Although I have over 100 cookbooks, this is my primary reference whenever I have a question about a recipe from another source. I have no favorite recipe from this book -- they all are my favorites! Perhaps the staying power of this cookbook is that it was an outgrowth of the "settlement reform movement", which was to improve the lives of the poor and the large immigrant population to the USA in the late 1800's and early 1900's. The basic elements of that movement are still valid and relevant in today's world. The Settlement Cookbook embodies the health and nutrition objectives of that time, and which are still with us today: Improving life through optimum nutrition with minimum time and expense. I highly recommend this cookbook to both beginning and experienced cooks. (  )1  Sinetrig | Aug 3, 2013 | 2nd ed. This copy SIGNED, To Miss Minnie Wolf with best wishes. Lizzie B. Kander. -1904-. This ed has addition of Course of Instruction as given by "The Settlement" cooking classes. This copy is in vg condition. It has been protected by a leather book cover, which has stained ifep & irep & tanning of the leather has slightly discolored & pitted covers. 2nd ed 1903 1500 copies. (  ) kitchengardenbooks | Jul 31, 2013 | 10th ed - enlarged & revised. Still pub in Milwaukee. (  ) kitchengardenbooks | Mar 26, 2010 | One of the more collectible later ed. "This is a Mary Perks Book." This is the 1910 fourth ed. ( ) kitchengardenbooks | Mar 26, 2010 | Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
Glowing with the warmth and fragrance of a crackling, old-fashioned hearth, The Settlement Cookbook will take you back in time to the cozy, wood-fired kitchens of freshly immigrated American families settling into their new home. First devised in 1903 by social reformer Elizabeth Kander as a homemaking guide for newly arrived families from around the world, this back-to-basics cookbook will serve today's readers both as a source of hardy, old-fashioned recipes as well as a fun historical read. With hundreds of recipes for delicious and practical meals made from scratch, The Settlement Cookbook has a lot to offer the health-conscious and self-reliant modern family.Written in clear and accessible language, The Settlement Cookbook will guide you through recipes for staples like breads, biscuits, and cornmeal, as well as American classics and dishes designed to help immigrants feel at home. Some favorites include griddle cakes, shrimp creole, oyster stew, roast chicken with chestnut stuffing, gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, and dozens of cakes, tortes, pies, and other mouth-watering deserts. Also included are tips on canning, preserving, pickling, and general housekeeping.A wonderful trip into a world before microwaves and packaged foods, when families ate wholesome meals together by firelight, The Settlement Cookbook will be a treat for lovers of old-cookbooks and anyone else who appreciates a delicious home-cooked meal. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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