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.

The First Bill of Groceries

2 pages in this part of Kitchenette Cookery.

The First Bill of Groceries

THE first bill of groceries is not such an enormous one, after all, for our kitchenette supply space is almost microscopic as compared with…

The First Bill of Groceries: Foods

Flesh or Protein Foods Meats Poultry Fish Milk Cheese Eggs Nuts Dried Peas and Beans Starchy Foods Bread Rice Macaroni Tapioca Cereals…

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