Home Helps: A Pure Food Cook Book
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- Title:
- Home Helps: A Pure Food Cook Book
- Date:
- 1910
- Description:
- cover ripped from binding partially, fragile, well-worn; "Up-to-date, Practical Recipes by...Leading Culinary Experts": Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, Lida Ames Willis, Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer, Mrs. Helen Armstrong, Marion Harland. Images of selected pages from this item are available. Chapter headings: Introduction - Cottolene; How to Use - What Noted Cooking Experts and Eminent Physicians Think of Cottolene - How to Measure; Time Tables for Cooking - Beverages; Breakfast Cakes, Fritters and Doughnuts - Breakfast Cakes, Fritters and Doughnuts (cont.); Bread and Rolls - Bread and Rolls (cont.); Cakes - Cakes (cont.); Eggs; Fish and Shell Fish - Fish and Shell Fish (cont.); Meat, Poultry and Game - Meat...(cont.) - Meat...(cont.); Entrees and Meats Rechauffe - Sauces for Meats, Fish and Vegetables - Vegetables - Pies and Pastry; Puddings and Sauces - Ice Creams, Ices, Etc. - Ice Cream (cont.); Canning and Preserving - Canning (cont.); Invalid Cookery - Advertisements - Alphabetical Index of Recipes.
- Company:
- N. K. Fairbank Co.
- Product:
- Cottolene (Cottonseed Oil and Oleo Stearine)
- Category:
- Nicole Di Bona Peterson Collection of Advertising Cookbooks
- Subject:
- Shortening
- Format:
- advertisements
- Type:
- Still Image
- Rights:
- Free Re-UseNo Copyright - United States
- Digital Collection:
- Emergence of Advertising in America: 1850-1920
- Identifier:
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- duke:426293
- CK0025
- ark:/87924/r4zs2n225
- 14e2a916-0be1-4b28-b761-9b576279d6ad
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