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Most for your money cookbook

1938

Page 127

Presented as published in 1938. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Jerusalem artichoke 13 Leek 23 Marigold 57 Navy bean 25 Onion 16 Oyster 34 Oyster plant (i) 15 Oyster plant (salsify) (2) .'. . , 15 Pea pod 13 Polish Kraut Borscht 19 Potato-celeriac and onion ... 11 Pumpkin 24 Quick confetti 21 Roumanian cream of potato 14 Salsify (oyster plant) soup (2) 15 Scotch broth 23 Spanish garlic 18 String bean and potato .... 11 Tomato tapioca 14 Vegetable creams 12 Water cress 18 White onion 16 Yankee onion 17 Southern veal pie 77 Spaghetti 165 Spanish garlic soup 18 Spareribs with beans and sauer- kraut 91 SPREADS Avocado butter 64 Celery 64 Giblet 64 Nut 64 Original 65 228 MOST-FOR-YOUR-MONEY COOK BOOK PAGE SPREADS {Continued) Savory 6^ Shrimp butter 64 Spice cake 197 Spinach 151 Squash 151 Squid 41 Stale bread 1 26 Steamed mussels 28 Stewed codfish with tomatoes . 44 Stewed lambs' tails 71 Stewed pears 182 Stewed soft clams 32 Stinger sandwiches 134 Strawberries 196 String beans, salted down. ... 156 String bean and potato soup . . 11 Stuffed crabs 38 Succotash 153 salad 155 Summer salad 155 Sunkissed strawberries 196 Swiss chard 147 T Tomato sauce 119 Tomato tapioca soup 14 Tomatoes 151 TOAST Cinnamon 127 Cocoanut 127 French 127 PAGE French, fruit 128 Orange 1 27 Toasted shrimp 35 Tuna 50 Turnips 151 U Umble pie 210 Unfired food 158 V Veal 70,73 chops 73,74 cutlets 73 pie 77 roast 74 Vegetables 142-151 Vegetable cream soups 12 Vegetable vinegars 162 Venner, Tobias 213 Vinegar 161 W Water 164 Watercress 151 Watercress soup 18 White onion soup 16 Whiting with mussel sauce .... 47 Wilted lettuce with bacon. ... 156 Y Yankee onion soup 17 Yat go mein 131 Pages for Tour Favorite Menus Pages for Tour Favorite Menus Pages for Tour Favorite Menus Pages for Tour Favorite Menus things to Remember Things to Remember Things to Remember 'Things to Remember A COMPLETE LIST OF NEW BOOKS, NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED FICTION — General Order by This Number 2. OLD HELL by EMMETT GOWEN. Authoritative portrait of a hillbilly Casanova. "A backwoods Thurber ... al- most every line seems uproariously right and splittingly good . . . classic chuckling." — Stanley Young in N. Y. Times Book Review. Pdper, 25 f5 2c. Same as 2. Cloth, 85^ 5. ALL'S FAIR by RICHARD WORMSER. An exciting story of conflict between love and duty, with a realistic back- ground of labor struggles. Paper, 25i 5c. Same as 5. Cloth, 85 ?5 THE STORY OF ODYSSEUS: A New Translation of Homer's Odyssey by W. H. D. ROUSE. Illustrations by Lynd Ward. "The greatest adventure story ever told, in the liveliest English prose version ever made." — Paul Jordan-Smith in Los Angeles Times. Paper, 50ji 24c. Same as 24. Cloth, 85^ 33. THE WALL OF MEN by WILLIAM ROLLINS. A grand adventure story with a moving love theme, set against a background of the Spanish Civil War. Paper only, 25 ji SHORT STORIES 6. BABIES WITHOUT TAILS by WALTER DURANTY. First-rate short stories about life in the U.S.S.R., by the author of I WRITE AS I PLEASE. Paper, 25 fi 6c. Same as 6. Cloth, 85^ 39. LOVE, HERE IS MY HAT by WILLIAM SAROYAN. Twenty-one new stories by the author of THE DARING YOUNG MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE (see below, under MODERN AGE REPRINTS), some serious, some as cock-eyed as Ed Wynn. Publication March 14. Paper only, 25ff FOR MYSTERY FANS