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Cook book of tested receipes

Chapter 2: STORY OF THE TEA ROOM
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The volume compiles household-tested recipes and practical kitchen guidance drawn from the author’s experience running a tea room, opening with a brief account of its origins and rules for measuring ingredients. It provides clear instructions for soups, stocks and creams; a variety of fish and shellfish preparations including broiling, frying, baking and stuffing; and accompaniments such as sauces, dressings and croûtons. Recipes emphasize proportions, timing and straightforward techniques, include selection and handling tips (for example for lobsters) and offer conversions for common ingredients, presenting a pragmatic manual aimed at everyday domestic cooking.

STORY OF THE TEA ROOM

No. 2 College View Ave.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

I started serving College Students lunches and waffle suppers in a small way in my parlor and selling homemade candy. My business became very popular with the College Students and I was obliged to extend my facilities.

So I had three rooms arched and made in one large room and decorated very prettily. The room seated 104 students very comfortably and was very popular among the students and their friends as it was one of the most attractive Tea Rooms established for College Women.

POPULAR COLLEGE YELL

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