Fifty-Two Sunday Dinners

One grand dinner for every Sunday of the year, from Mrs. Hiller's 1915 classic — see what this week's Sunday dinner should be.

This site is the complete 1915 book 52 Sunday Dinners, page by page as originally printed — period spelling, remedies and opinions included. About this edition →

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The Uninvited Guest

The stranger guests at the Sunday table.

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Fifty-Two Sunday Dinners

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1915 Market Quiz

Round steak, 23 cents a pound — can you price a 1915 market basket? Ten items, scored.

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Translate 1915 kitchen measures into modern cups and teaspoons.

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