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Purity flour cookbook

1917

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Presented as published in 1917. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
«k JSk vi ^ -w*«v*? t/. '/"-'.^.^'/'V w USE THE PAG I: TO VALUABLl PEDIA IN FRIEMDS j TheFower Behind the Cook WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO. UNITED TORONTO AND WINNIPEG / PURITY PliQiUR "More bread and better bread" ■^ ^ ^ ^ \] General Purpose Publication on the Culinary Art, with Valuable Information and Recipes on Various Methods of Food Preparation. Bread, Rolls, Buns, Cakes, 'Pies,Fish,Toultry, Meats, Vegetables, Salads, Fruits, Pickles, Sauces, Beverages, Candies, Preserves, Qtc, Qtc. THE TEXT OF THIS HOUSEHOLD REFERENCE BOOK IS THE WORK OF MISS E. WARNER IN COLLABORATION WITH OUR TWO EXPERT ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS IN CHARGE OF OUR WINNIPEG LABORATORY. MISS WARNER ALREADY HAS TO HER CREDIT SEVERAL NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS ON FOOD PREPARATION NOW IN GENERAL CIRCULATION. THE PURITY FLOUf^ COOK BOOK CARRIES A FURTHER RECOMMENDATION TO PUBLIC FAVOR IN HAVING BEEN REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE TEACHING STAFF OF THE DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. MACDONALD INSTITUTE Nationaj. Ab^ Company, Toeonto. /i/- rn^.. ^v v\n (^ N PUBLISHING THIS NEW AND UP-TO-THE-MIN- UTE COOK BOOK WE ARE NOT BURDENING YOU WITH A QUANTITY OF USELESS AND IM- PRACTICAL MATTER, BUT HAVE SELECTED A NUMBER OF ECONOMICAL AND RELIABLE RECIPES TO COVER ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES. THE TROUBLE WITH MOST RECIPES IS THAT THEY PRESUPPOSE A BROAD KNOWLEDGE OF COOKING. AND LEAVE TOO MUCH TO THE JUDGMENT AND EXPERIENCE OF. THE USER. IN THE FOLLOWING. EACH STEP IN THE PREPARATION OF EVERY DISH IS SET FORTH SO CLEARLY THAT THE MOST INEXPERIENCED HOUSEWIFE CANNOT GO WRONG OR FAIL TO HAVE GOOD RESULTS. Copyright, Canada, I9I7 Western Canada Flour Milla Company, Limited FOREWORD N issuing the PURITY FLOUR COOK BOOK we feel that we are filling an increasingly felt need among modern housekeepers for a cook book containmg authoritative and tried knowledge on problems of the household, and more particularly the kitchen. Neither time nor expense have been spared during the two years it has taken to prepare the PURITY FLOUR COOK BOOK, which contains between its covers, in easily and quickly appreciated language, the very latest and best . information on the subject of cookery in all its branches. Thousands of prac- tical housewives have furnished their favorite culinary masterpieces for insertion m the PURITY "^"^T b';^k''!^ e^xcWely designed to cover the requirements of the housewife in preparing food for her family All expensive and highly technical recipes vouched for by famous chefs, have been eliminaTed in the text, and the PURITY FLOUR COOK BOOK is offered to the housewives of Canada as a general purpose culinary reference work. The greaf mass of n'atter from which this culinary encyclopedia was created received careful con- sideration at the hands of the teaching staff of the Domestic Science Department of the celebrated Macdonald Institute, also our own chemist and baking expert, who checked and revised the book to ''' ^ToTnsurra publication in keeping with the high standard of quality maintained in our PURITY FLOUR we were more than glad to be able to secure this active co-operation from the teaching staff of the Domestic Science Department of the Macdonald Institute in making available for use in the Canadian homes the very best advice obtainable.