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.

Luncheons at Home and by Box

3 pages in this part of Kitchenette Cookery.

Luncheons at Home and by Box

LUNCHEONS at home, seldom possible for the business woman, but usually for the bride - kitchenette apartments seem invariably to be…

Luncheons at Home and by Box: Dressing

French Dressing teaspoonful salt 1 tablespoonful lemon teaspoonful paprika juice or vinegar teaspoonful pepper 3 tablespoonfuls oil Drop…

Luncheons at Home and by Box: Sandwiches

Egg Sandwiches Chop the whites of hard-cooked eggs and put the yolks through a strainer. Season with a boiled or mayonnaise salad dressing…

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