This antiquarian book contains a detailed and concise guide to balancing
meals, including recipes, simple suggestions, handy tips, and much more.
Written in clear, simple language and containing step-by-step
instructions, this is a text that will be of considerable value to those
with an interest in healthy living. Although old, the information
contained herein is timeless, making this both a useful resource and a
wonderful addition to collections of culinary literature. The chapters
of this book include: 'Food Values'; 'Drying and Cold Pack Canning';
'Menus, with Meat, Without Meat'; 'Box Luncheons'; 'Soup and Chowders';
'Fish and Shellfish'; 'Meats and Poultry'; 'Vegetables and Meatless
Dishes'; 'Salads and Relishes'; 'Sandwiches and Sandwich Fillings';
etcetera. This text was first published in 1917.