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CAMPFIRE COOKERY
FOR
SOLDIERS
SCOUTS
CAMPERS
HIKERS
HOTELS
RESTACRANTERS
BOARDING HOUSES
AUTO TOURIST
IF YOU EAT YOU NEED IT
©CLA6147
Copyright 1921
STEWARD H. CLYATT.
M 18 1921
FOREWORD
Ft. Thomas, Ky.
Sergeant Harry B. Clyatt, Infantry, U. S.
Army, the author of this pamphlet, is a gradu-
ate of the Army School for Cooks and Bakers,
and has been on duty at this post for approxi-
mately four (4) years. During this period he
gained valuable experience in the art of pro-
viding food for large bodies of soldiers, especi-
ally so during the draft-period, when at times
as many as 5,000 men were subsisted at this
post.
As an aid in the selection of appropriate
menus, and as a handy reference-manual to
calculate almost instantly the different quanti-
ties of food-components required in order to
prepare said menus with a minimum loss and
wastage, the contents of this pamphlet should
prove of great help and assistance to all persons
charged with the important task of preparing
meals in either small or large quantities.
PETER E. TRAUB,
Colonel, Cavalry (_D. O. L.)
Commanding.
INDEX
Page
Apple Cobbler 37
Army Rations ^^^
Articles, Containers, Portions 98
Basic Unit Tables, Quantities HO
Basic Unit Tables 59 to 96
Basic Unit Figuring, Quantities 24
Bacon, Fried 26
Baking Chart 1^2
Baking and Frying 19
Baked Fish 31
Baked Beans 32
Baked Potatoes 33
Batter Cakes " 25
Beef, Spanish 28
Beef Steak
Beef Roast.
Cake, Plain
28
Beef, Irish Stew 30
Beef, A. La Mode 26
Beef Hash 27
Beef Hearts' 27
Beef Loaf 27
28
Beans, Baked 32
Beans, Lima 34
Brains and Eggs "9
Brown Betty 38
Bills of Fare 103
Cake, Coffee 39
Cake, Layer 38
38
Cabbage, Bavarian 34
Cabbage Slaw 37
Camp Baked Potatoes 24
Can Peas 32
Clam Chowder 23
5
Chirkcn, Fraciwscc
Chicken Stewed, Dumplinpi
Chart 7 Days, Quantities
29
30'
lot
Chart, Meat and Fdwl Quantities. . .
Chart Meat. Quuntitics
. .110,
1 12
Chart. Vegotuhle Quantities.
, . .Ill,
116
Chart. Miscellaneous, Quantities
Cost Price ...
..118.
120
108
Chocolate, Drink
Cot'on, Drink
40
to
Coffee
40
M
"->
"6
?6
Coclfish Cakes
Tl
DnnipIiiifTS
2t.
30
Examples, Lessons
Fritter Hatter
...33.
31
10
17
Fish, Salted
"3
Fish, Larire
Fish. C<xikinB on Hikes
r,o
Fish, Fried
o.>
V^
''R
How to Fif^ire Cost of One Meal . .
"0
Hominy
3''
HandlinK Bill of Fare No.l3
Ice Cream
11
3'>
Indian Baked Fish
?3
3«»
I>etlure .Sidad
36
1.,4'moniide
40
31
It
Mea.suri«a and Weight Army Cup. .
Milk (Jiiantitiea. Brenkfant FimmI
''7
Macaroni and Cheese 32
Meat for Prudent Buyers and Use 21
Oatmeal Mush 26
Peas, Canned 32
Peas, Green 32
Potato Chowder 26
Potatoes Sweet, Baked 35
Potatoes Sweet, Candied 35
Potato Salad 36
Potato Camp, Baked 24
Permanent Camp Ration Chart 104, 106
Planning the Trip 9
Quick BiU of Fare 10
Rice, Boiled 35
Rice, Fried 35
Ration percentages 100
Receipe 9
Sauce, Cream 37
Salmon Salad 37
Salmon Cakes 32
Scout Twist 17
Sweet Dough Mixture 39
Sweet Potatoes, Baked 35
Sweet Potatoes, Candied 35
Tables, Basic Unit 59 to 95
Tea, Hot 40
Tea, Ice 40
Tomato Sauce 30
Tomatoes, Stewed 36
Turnips, Boiled 36
Weights and Measures 97
Manual of Cooking
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CAMPFIRE COOKERY
FOR
SOLDIERS
SCOUTS
CAMPERS
HIKERS
HOTELS
RESTACRANTERS
BOARDING HOUSES
AUTO TOURIST
IF YOU EAT YOU NEED IT
©CLA6147
Copyright 1921
STEWARD H. CLYATT.
M 18 1921
FOREWORD
Ft. Thomas, Ky.
Sergeant Harry B. Clyatt, Infantry, U. S.
Army, the author of this pamphlet, is a gradu-
ate of the Army School for Cooks and Bakers,
and has been on duty at this post for approxi-
mately four (4) years. During this period he
gained valuable experience in the art of pro-
viding food for large bodies of soldiers, especi-
ally so during the draft-period, when at times
as many as 5,000 men were subsisted at this
post.
As an aid in the selection of appropriate
menus, and as a handy reference-manual to
calculate almost instantly the different quanti-
ties of food-components required in order to
prepare said menus with a minimum loss and
wastage, the contents of this pamphlet should
prove of great help and assistance to all persons
charged with the important task of preparing
meals in either small or large quantities.
PETER E. TRAUB,
Colonel, Cavalry (_D. O. L.)
Commanding.
INDEX
Page
Apple Cobbler 37
Army Rations ^^^
Articles, Containers, Portions 98
Basic Unit Tables, Quantities HO
Basic Unit Tables 59 to 96
Basic Unit Figuring, Quantities 24
Bacon, Fried 26
Baking Chart 1^2
Baking and Frying 19
Baked Fish 31
Baked Beans 32
Baked Potatoes 33
Batter Cakes " 25
Beef, Spanish 28
Beef Steak
Beef Roast.
Cake, Plain
28
Beef, Irish Stew 30
Beef, A. La Mode 26
Beef Hash 27
Beef Hearts' 27
Beef Loaf 27
28
Beans, Baked 32
Beans, Lima 34
Brains and Eggs "9
Brown Betty 38
Bills of Fare 103
Cake, Coffee 39
Cake, Layer 38
38
Cabbage, Bavarian 34
Cabbage Slaw 37
Camp Baked Potatoes 24
Can Peas 32
Clam Chowder 23
5
Chirkcn, Fraciwscc
Chicken Stewed, Dumplinpi
Chart 7 Days, Quantities
29
30'
lot
Chart, Meat and Fdwl Quantities. . .
Chart Meat. Quuntitics
. .110,
1 12
Chart. Vegotuhle Quantities.
, . .Ill,
116
Chart. Miscellaneous, Quantities
Cost Price ...
..118.
120
108
Chocolate, Drink
Cot'on, Drink
40
to
Coffee
40
M
"->
"6
?6
Coclfish Cakes
Tl
DnnipIiiifTS
2t.
30
Examples, Lessons
Fritter Hatter
...33.
31
10
17
Fish, Salted
"3
Fish, Larire
Fish. C<xikinB on Hikes
r,o
Fish, Fried
o.>
V^
''R
How to Fif^ire Cost of One Meal . .
"0
Hominy
3''
HandlinK Bill of Fare No.l3
Ice Cream
11
3'>
Indian Baked Fish
?3
3«»
I>etlure .Sidad
36
1.,4'moniide
40
31
It
Mea.suri«a and Weight Army Cup. .
Milk (Jiiantitiea. Brenkfant FimmI
''7
Macaroni and Cheese 32
Meat for Prudent Buyers and Use 21
Oatmeal Mush 26
Peas, Canned 32
Peas, Green 32
Potato Chowder 26
Potatoes Sweet, Baked 35
Potatoes Sweet, Candied 35
Potato Salad 36
Potato Camp, Baked 24
Permanent Camp Ration Chart 104, 106
Planning the Trip 9
Quick BiU of Fare 10
Rice, Boiled 35
Rice, Fried 35
Ration percentages 100
Receipe 9
Sauce, Cream 37
Salmon Salad 37
Salmon Cakes 32
Scout Twist 17
Sweet Dough Mixture 39
Sweet Potatoes, Baked 35
Sweet Potatoes, Candied 35
Tables, Basic Unit 59 to 95
Tea, Hot 40
Tea, Ice 40
Tomato Sauce 30
Tomatoes, Stewed 36
Turnips, Boiled 36
Weights and Measures 97
Manual of Cooking