The Cooks Who Sent Them
The title page is precise about where this book came from: "a Manual of Good Recipes carefully chosen from the contributions of over two thousand successful users of Five Roses Flour throughout Canada." Two thousand cooks wrote in; the mill's advertising department picked the best, had them checked by "competent authority", and printed 46 of them still signed — with the sender's name and the name of her town.
Ontario
- Scotch Shortbread (No. 3) — G. T. of Toledo
- First Prize at County Fair (Makes 8 Loaves) — Mary Hammond of Essex
- Peach Short Cake — Miss Rea Moon of Oakwood
- Home-Made Baking Powder (No. 2) — Miss Ruth Aykroyd of Kingston
- Orangeade — Mrs. A. B. of Brock Road
- Lemonade Syrup — Mrs. A. J. Allen, Sr. of Reids Mills
- Potato Yeast Bread — Mrs. Andrew Henderson of Seaforth
- To Have Fresh Fruit the Year Round — Mrs. David Soper of Straffordville
- Chicken Pudding — Mrs. H. Haryett of Fort Stewart
- How to Can Green Corn (No. 2) — Mrs. H. J. B. of Craighurst
- Corn Vinegar — Mrs. J. H. of Orangeville
- Apple Bread — Mrs. Mildred Linke of Trenton
- Pudding — Mrs. Thornton Blakely of Bloomfield
New Brunswick
- Rice Bread — Mrs. A. C. Moffatt of Kilburn
Saskatchewan
- Johnny Cake Without Eggs (Bachelors' Recipe) — Earl C. Tweedie of Macklin
- Nut Bread — Mrs. Dan Lynch of Esterhazy
- Cream Fingers — Mrs. E. Kelly of Naseby
- Salt-Rising Bread (No. 2) — Mrs. H. Johnson of Kindersley
- Bread with Potato Yeast (Short Process) — Mrs. J. L. Forrest of Naseby
- Summer Breakfast Sausage — Mrs. R. A. Sim of Rathmullen
Alberta
- Southern Rice Bread — Mrs. A. W. Fraser of Iron Springs
- Pumpkin Bread — Mrs. A. W. Fraser of Iron Springs
- Green Tomato Mince — Mrs. A. W. Fraser of Iron Springs
- Almond Icing for Bride's Cake — Mrs. A. W. Fraser of Iron Springs
- Bridegroom's Cake — Mrs. A. W. Fraser of Iron Springs
- Scotch Shortbread (No. 3) — Mrs. J. I. of Edmonton
- Salt-Rising Bread (No. 1) — Mrs. R. N. Lay of Sanderville
- Bath Buns (Old English Recipe) — Mrs. W. A. Fraser of Iron Springs
British Columbia
- Good Old-Fashioned Scotch Oat Bread — C. Mc Gillivray of Mission City
- Raised, or Melton Mowbray, Pork Pies — Mrs. A. Aspdin of Victoria
- Orangeade — Mrs. A. W. McC. of Mountain View
- Home-Made Baking Powder — Mrs. John Jones of Surge Narrows
Elsewhere in Canada
- Potato Scallop — Miss Grace Jackson
- Beverages — Miss Josie Jones of Oxford Mills
- Fairy Creams — Miss Nellie Barclay
- Egg Preservative — Mrs. A. L. Hornby of Gilvert Plains
- Ginger Beer — Mrs. A. St. Laurent of Heffley Creek
- Unleavened Bread — Mrs. A. W. Fraser
- Orangeade — Mrs. C. H. McN. of Englehart, New Ont
- Fruit Pudding (No. 1) — Mrs. E. Wright of Holmstead Rd
- Venison Pie — Mrs. J. MacFarlane of Sunnywold
- Scotch Black Buns — Mrs. J. W. McKendrick
- Crumpets — Mrs. James A. McIntyre
- Orangeade — Mrs. John Brydone of Milverton
- Pepper Sandwiches — Mrs. Thos. Seli of Sunnyside Ave
- Hop Beer — Mrs. Wm. Holdsworth of Hanbury