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A Little Preserving Book for a Little Girl

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The book frames practical preserving instruction within a child-friendly narrative in which a little girl learns to make marmalades, jams, jellies, conserves, spiced fruits, pickles, fruit butters, and to can fruits, vegetables, and eggs, including a government-recommended method. Recipes are given in small quantities with step-by-step directions and lists of simple utensils, plus principles of jelly making and special tips for sterilizing and packing jars. The tone emphasizes hands-on learning, thrift and conservation, and encourages gradual skill-building through clear recipes and safety-minded techniques suitable for young beginners.

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Mrs. Amy Harlow Waterman

Mrs. Amy Harlow Waterman was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. She wrote engaging and instructional books aimed at young girls, focusing on themes of creativity and domestic skills. Her notable works include "A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl," which offers delightful recipes and ideas for making sweets, and "A Little Preserving Book for a Little Girl," which introduces the art of preserving fruits and vegetables. Through her writing, Waterman aimed to inspire young readers to explore culinary arts and develop practical skills.

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