Home Cookery in War-Time (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Ernest Oldmeadow

 
9781330190913: Home Cookery in War-Time (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Practical, economical recipes for hard times

Discover how to cook good meals from limited ingredients with clear, reliable guidance. This wartime edition focuses on simple techniques, budget-friendly ingredients, and adaptable recipes you can trust in daily cooking.

From quick fish dishes to hearty entrees, the book shows affordable methods that stretch ingredients and reduce waste. You’ll find straightforward instructions, practical tips, and kitchen-tested ideas aimed at keeping meals satisfying without overloading your pantry.
What you’ll experience
  • Easy-to-follow steps for everyday cooking, including fish, vegetables, and economical meats
  • Techniques to make sauces and dressings that elevate simple dishes
  • Ways to repurpose leftovers and build complete meals with limited resources
  • Practical guidance on meal planning, stocks, and seasonings to maximize flavor
Ideal for readers seeking practical, down-to-earth cooking during times of scarcity and for anyone wanting reliable, approachable recipes that work in real kitchens.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Home Cookery in Wartime. The Red Cross called her away before the first page was written ;and I am bidden to step into the breach. For a man who is one year too old to join anything more important than a Home Defence corps, it is some consolation to try and serve his countrymen in another way. Cuisine cesi mtdecine, said Michelet; and good cookery is a cure for the minds as well as the bodys ills, besides being cheaper in the end. I must explain at the outset the class of readers which will be addressed throughout the following chapters. It is silly to go angling in waters where no fish has ever been known to bite ;and I shall therefore exclude from consideration the cooks in luxurious households. Speaking broadly, the servants in great houses are the last to respond when an appeal for thrift and frugality is made. Even during sieges and famines, waste goes on in rich kitchens. I admit gladly that there are magnificent exceptions; but the sad truth remains that the servants of the wealthy are generally selfish parasites and that it would be a waste of breath to preach economy to them so long as opportunities for extravagance exist.
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