Kitchenette Cookery

Cooking well in a wee kitchen, 1917 — the first manual for the apartment dweller with three shelves, a two-burner stove and company coming.

Half-A-Can Recipes

4 pages in this part of Kitchenette Cookery.

Half-A-Can Recipes

ONE of the difficulties of using canned goods in cooking for one or two is that only part of a can can be eaten at one time, and we do not…

Half-A-Can Recipes: French

Twenty Half-a-Can Salads Corn and shredded green peppers on lettuce with a French dressing.

Half-A-Can Recipes: Jellied

Half-a-Can Recipes Jellied pimiento and cabbage salad with a mayonnaise dressing.

Half-A-Can Recipes: Cheese

Asparagus Shortcake with Cheese Sauce can asparagus 2 cupfuls flour teaspoonful salt ½ cupful milk 4 teaspoonfuls baking powder 4…

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