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The Fireless Cook Book / A Manual of the Construction and Use of Appliances for Cooking by Retained Heat, with 250 Recipes

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About This Book

This manual provides practical guidance for building and using fireless cookers and other insulated appliances such as portable insulating pails and refrigerating boxes, explains measuring, proportions, seasoning, and offers tables and menus. It describes principles of retained-heat cookery, suggests constructions and an insulated oven, and addresses household and institutional use, including recipes scaled for small institutions and sick diets. The volume collects some 250 tested recipes—soups, meats, poultry, vegetables, steamed breads and puddings, fruits, and miscellaneous dishes—plus large-quantity instructions, menus, and an appendix of experiments and chemical notes to clarify scientific principles and assure reliable results.

About the Author

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Margaret Johnes Mitchell

Margaret Johnes Mitchell was an early 20th-century author known for her contributions to culinary literature. Her notable work, "The Fireless Cook Book," serves as a comprehensive guide to cooking with retained heat, featuring 250 recipes that emphasize energy-efficient cooking methods. This innovative approach not only reflects the era's growing interest in practical home economics but also highlights Mitchell's commitment to making cooking accessible and sustainable. Through her writing, she has left a lasting impact on the way we think about cooking techniques and kitchen efficiency.

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