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EDITH CAREW ROOSEVEET
THE WHITE HOUSE
COOK BOOK
A COMPREHENSIVE CYCLOPEDIA OF INFORMATION
FOR THE HOME
CONTAINING
COOKING, TOILET AND HOUSEHOLD RECIPES, MENUS, DINNER-GIVING, TABLE
ETIQUETTE, CARE OF THE SICK, HEALTH SUGGESTIONS,
FACTS WORTH KNOWING, ETC.
HUGO .glEMANN AND MRS. F. L GILLETTE
STEWARD OP THE WHITE HOUSE
THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
NEW YORK AKRON, OHIO CHICAGO
1903
COPYRIGHT, 18S7, BY F. L,. GILLETTE.
COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY THE WERNER COMPANY.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BY THE WERNER COMPANY.
COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
TO THE
WIVES OF OUR PRESIDENTS,
Those Noble Women Who Have Graced the
WHITE HOUSE,
And Whose Names and Memories are
Dear to all Americans,
THIS VOLUME
Is Affectionately Dedicated
By the Author.
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IN presenting to the public the “White House Cook Boor,” the pub-
lishers believe they can justly claim that it more fully represents the
progress and present perfection of the culinary art than any previous
work. In point of authorship, it stands preeminent. Hugo Ziemann
was at one time caterer for that Prince Napoleon who was killed while
fighting the Zulus in Africa, He was afterwards steward of the famous
Hotel Splendide in Paris. Later he conducted the celebrated Brunswick
Cafe in New York, and still later he gave to the Hotel Kichelieu, in Chi-
cago, a cuisine which won the applause of even the gourmets of foreign
lands. It was here that he laid the famous “ spread ” to which the chiefs
of the warring factions of the Kepublican Convention sat down in June,
1888, and from which they arose with asperities softened, differences har-
monized and victory organized.
Mrs. F. L. Gillette is no less proficient and capable, having made a life-
long and thorough study of cookery and housekeeping, especially as
adapted to the practical wants of average American homes.
The book has been prepared with great care. Every recipe has been
tried and tested, and can be relied upon as one of the best of its kind. It
is comprehensive, filling completely, it is believed, the requirements of
housekeepers of all classes. It embodies several original and commend-
able features, among which may be mentioned the menus for the holidays
and for one week in each month in the year, thus covering all varieties of
seasonable foods ; the convenient classification and arrangement of topics ;
the simplified method of explanation in preparing an article, in the order
of manipulation, thereby enabling the most inexperienced to clearly com-
prehend it.
The subject of carving has been given a prominent place, not only be-
cause of its special importance in a work of this kind, but particularly
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PUBLISHERS' PREFACE.
because it contains entirely new and original designs, and is so far a de-
parture from the usual mode of treating the subject.
Interesting information is given concerning the White House; how its
hospitality is conducted, the menus served on special occasions, views of
the interior, portraits of all the ladies of the White House, etc.
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Presented as published in 1887. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
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LEEDS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
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3 0106 01107 1551
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2015
https://archive.org/details/b21530063
EDITH CAREW ROOSEVELT
THE WHITE HOUSE COOK BOOK
A COMPREHENSIVE CYCLOPEDIA OF INFORMATION
FOR THE HOME
CONTAINING
COOKING, TOILET AND HOUSEHOLD RECIPES, MENUS, DINNER-GIVING, TABLE ETIQUETTE, CARE OF THE SICK, HEALTH SUGGESTIONS,
HUGO ZIEMANN AND MRS. F. L GILLETTE
STEWARD OP THE WHITE HOUSE
THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
NEW YORK AKRON, OHIO CHICAGO
COPYRIGHT, 18S7, BY F. L,. GILLETTE.
COPYRIGHT, 1894, BY THE WERNER COMPANY.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BY THE WERNER COMPANY.
COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
TO THE
WIVES OF OUR PRESIDENTS,
Those Noble Women Who Have Graced the
WHITE HOUSE,
And Whose Names and Memories are Dear to all Americans,
THIS VOLUME
Is Affectionately Dedicated By the Author.
<i>
IN presenting to the public the “White House Cook Boor,” the publishers believe they can justly claim that it more fully represents the progress and present perfection of the culinary art than any previous work. In point of authorship, it stands preeminent. Hugo Ziemann was at one time caterer for that Prince Napoleon who was killed while fighting the Zulus in Africa, He was afterwards steward of the famous Hotel Splendide in Paris. Later he conducted the celebrated Brunswick Cafe in New York, and still later he gave to the Hotel Kichelieu, in Chicago, a cuisine which won the applause of even the gourmets of foreign lands. It was here that he laid the famous “ spread ” to which the chiefs of the warring factions of the Kepublican Convention sat down in June, 1888, and from which they arose with asperities softened, differences harmonized and victory organized.
Mrs. F. L. Gillette is no less proficient and capable, having made a lifelong and thorough study of cookery and housekeeping, especially as adapted to the practical wants of average American homes.
The book has been prepared with great care. Every recipe has been tried and tested, and can be relied upon as one of the best of its kind. It is comprehensive, filling completely, it is believed, the requirements of housekeepers of all classes. It embodies several original and commendable features, among which may be mentioned the menus for the holidays and for one week in each month in the year, thus covering all varieties of seasonable foods ; the convenient classification and arrangement of topics ; the simplified method of explanation in preparing an article, in the order of manipulation, thereby enabling the most inexperienced to clearly comprehend it.
The subject of carving has been given a prominent place, not only because of its special importance in a work of this kind, but particularly
(iii)
PUBLISHERS' PREFACE.
because it contains entirely new and original designs, and is so far a departure from the usual mode of treating the subject.
Interesting information is given concerning the White House; how its hospitality is conducted, the menus served on special occasions, views of the interior, portraits of all the ladies of the White House, etc.