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A collection of consumer-oriented culinary guidance and recipes compiled from early radio homemaker broadcasts and later USDA testing. It opens with background on the radio household persona and the program's development, then presents laboratory-tested recipes, menus, and practical advice on buying, storing, canning, and freezing foods. Recipes range from soups and milk-vegetable preparations to main dishes, casseroles, and preserved meats, with instructions, measurements, and cooking techniques designed for economical, nutritious home meals. Taste-panel approval and time- and money-saving tips accompany guidance on food safety and storage.

About the Author

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Ruth Van Deman

Ruth Van Deman was an American author known for her contributions to culinary literature, particularly during the early to mid-20th century. She is best recognized for her work "Selections from Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes and USDA Favorites," which reflects the popular cooking trends of her time and offers a glimpse into the domestic life of American households. Through her writing, Van Deman aimed to provide practical and accessible recipes to a wide audience, showcasing the influence of radio on home cooking and the dissemination of food culture. Her work remains a notable part of the culinary heritage of the era.

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