Please like us on facebook at vintagecookbook, where you can find vintage recipes from all the. After significant praise and endorsements, the watkins company set out to publish an enlarged book with hundreds of new recipes. Good housekeeping cook book cookbook 5410951 vintage. When they come out of the oven brush them with butter. Cooking light names the 100 best cookbooks in a variety of categories. Forced to live in poverty and sometimes squalor due to the floundering economy and lack of money, these families invented methods for creating hearty and healthy meals with minimal and inexpensive ingredients. Good housekeepings book of menus, recipes, and household discoveries 1922 by good housekeeping magazine. Vintage cookbooks are absolutely full of paleofriendly recipes that embrace nutritious whole foods like egg yolks. After recommendations from friends, from famous chefs, from extensive travels in this country and abroad, and from a host of helpful contributors. Soon after our first print and radio ads debuted, products flew off of the shelves.
I learned to cook using it and it will always remind me of mom as well as the wonderful tastes and aromas that wereare birthed from its pages. Etsy is the home to thousands of handmade, vintage, and oneofakind products and gifts related to your search. See more ideas about vintage cookbooks, vintage and. The worlds largest cookbook collection serious eats. Amounts shown in italicized text are for items listed in currency other than canadian dollars and are approximate conversions to canadian dollars based upon bloombergs conversion rates. May 24, 2018 in addition, i recall finding a copy of the wartime cook and health book from 1917, published by the us government. A few months after the first package was marketed, practically every grocer of the better class in the united states was. Manischewitz, for example, published tempting kosher dishes 1930 featuring advertisements for their products placed between kosherforpassover recipes such as strawberry shortcake. See more ideas about vintage cookbooks, vintage recipes and old recipes. Vintage the art of cooking and serving crisco recipes 1937 cookbook 1st edition. Modern priscilla cook book 1930 subscription edition hc good condtn. From her humble roots with gold medal flour to her everexpanding legacy as americas first lady of food and homemaking pioneer, weve combed through historic archives to. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla.
Banananut bread from 1930s my new better homes and gardens cook book yields a somewhat roughtextured loaf due mainly to the full cup of wheat bran, an inexpensive bulk filler, added to the batter. Vintage 1930 crisco shortening fried food chips onion ring kitchen print ad 30s. Nestle toll house chocolate chip cookies recipe file. Vintage eating your way to health cook book 1931 1930s housewife depression era. This remains the top french cookbook in terms of popularity and recognition. Jewish community cookbooks are fundraising endeavors compiled to collect funds for a jewish organization e. Crisco oil to jewish women in its cookbook, crisco recipes for the jewish. Prudential cook book 1910, price flavoring extract codelicious desserts 1917, crown flourcrown mills portland ore no date, utah idaho sugar co the sweetest thing in the worldno date, clabber girl baking book1934, royal baking powder company royal baker and pastry cook1911, california fruit canners association san francisco the story of canning and recipes 1910, the story of crisco by. In 1911, crisco the firstever shortening made entirely of vegetable oil was born. Made with flour, brown sugar, semisweet chocolate chips, and walnuts the nuts are optional, of course. Gillmore, maria mcilvaine, economy cook book new york.
Simply use the recipe filter on the left to find it. Good housekeepings book of menus, recipes and household discoveries, published in 1920. In addition, i recall finding a copy of the wartime cook and health book from 1917, published by the us government. It might sound like a foreign country, but it wasnt actually that long ago. Vintage eating your way to health cook book 1931 1930 s housewife. See more ideas about vintage cookbooks, vintage recipes and vintage cooking. For your enjoyment is this cookbook titled good housekeeping cook book. Over 350 easytofollow recipes youll want to use every day. See more ideas about vintage cookbooks, vintage cooking and vintage recipes. From our kitchens to yours, all the tips, advice and recipes you need to make life more delicious, from everyday dinners and desserts to special occasion feasts. This cookbook, the story of crisco, was printed in numerous languages to target niche ethnic markets. The very first white house cook book was published in 1887 by. T is no writing in the book and none of the pages are torn.
Armours monthly cook book, edited by mary jane mcclure. Leonards cook book, 1923, on etsy when i was looking for another, unrelated, rare book. Apr 4, 2012 1930s vintage cookbooks from the cookbook maven on etsy. Dec 16, 2011 bake for 1014 minutes or until golden. Vintage cookbook website is focused on antiquarian, antique, vintage, and rare american cookbooks. Find below our oldest cookbook from 1896 vilna and a cookbook from 1930 new york embedded in a womens handbook. Although women were the intended audience of most yiddish cookbooks, some cookbooks made that fact more explicit than others. Many wonder that any product could gain the favor of cooking experts so quickly. This came from the home economics section of a local library and was then donated with other treasures to the local high school library. Banananut bread from 1930s my new better homes and gardens cook book yields a somewhat roughtextured loaf due mainly to the full cup of wheat. I went down a rabbit hole of antique cookbooks and found myself intrigued, suddenly realizing there was a time that once existed. Hand written american cookbook, circa 19201930 creator unknown from the. Clever womens easy economies, step savers and money makers, ladies home journal june 1918.
I thought oatmeal cookies had been around for centuries they just seem so oldfashioned. I tried recipes from a 1920s cookbook and heres what. Knead dough for a few turnns on a floured board until smooth. Kokh bukh far yudishe froyen cook book for jewish women o. Divide dough in half and shape into two balls for double crust pie. I started cooking for the family at a very young age 11 yrs.
The best way to look for a specific recipe or ingredient. But it turns out that this cookie was essentially a 20thcentury creation, one that became hugely popular in just a decade or two. Promotional cookbooks are published by food companies with recipes that call for their products. Guide to the nicole di bona peterson collection of advertising. Other early ones were marvelous meals with minute tapioca by miss dineabouttown, published in 1938. Find great deals on ebay for crisco and crisco shortening. Dishes 1930 featuring advertisements for their products placed between. Toll house cookies the original chocolate chip cookie. Bake pies on a lower rack in the oven, where the concentrated heat will cook the bottom crust just as nicely as the top. Expired yeast or improperly stored yeast will suck majorly.
Recipe pamphlets in the chef louis szathmary collection of. One part may be cooked plain, another with the seasonings of a soup bunch, to make it excellent for heating up dishes, and another with a little milk to make it a better or more tasteless shortening. The watkins new cookbook 1938 the watkins new cookbook originally published in 1936 found success with its first printing of 175,000 copies, and the second printing of 500,000 copies. The very first white house cook book was published in 1887 by a lady named fanny lemia gillette. The story of crisco by marion harris neil full text free.
This book was published in 1947 the year before i was born. Vintage the art of cooking and serving cookbook 1937 crisco 1930 s housewife. Cookbook books 19001949 publication year for sale in. This was one of my mothers first cookbooks in the late 1930 and 1940s. Roll dough on lightly floured surface, rolling from center outward. If you like pie as much as we do, youre gonna wanna check. Carter vintage advertising and recipe book by procter and gamble c. Crisco pure peanut oil is great for frying because it sears in the natural juices with no greasy taste. Until recently, not many people ate oats, let alone oatmeal cookies.
Trying out lard, jane eddington, washington post, january 10, 1925 p. Art of cooking and serving, by sarah field splint, published by procter and gamble, cincinnati, ohio, 1930. Imagine a world where cooking with lard was the standard, and canola oil didnt even exist. Were celebrating the very best of betty crockers past every thursday and beyond. Folks who needed help were served by private soup kitchens and government programs. Brands like crisco went farther than just announcing their products could be used in jewish households they wanted to make their brands indispensable in these homes. Meanwhile, procter and gamble promoted its pareve crisco oil to jewish women in its cookbook, crisco recipes for. Meanwhile, procter and gamble promoted its pareve crisco oil to jewish women in its cookbook, crisco recipes for the jewish housewife, first published in backtoback yiddish and english in 1933.
Cook book, ebell society of the santa ana valley 1926, santa ana ca. Praise for the cook 1959 crisco cookbook appetizers. Find below our oldest cookbook from 1896 vilna and a cookbook from 1930 new york. This one is rated a b due to a split in the front binding causing the first few pages to be lose. Read kittanning simpsons daily leader times newspaper archives, nov 25, 1930, p. Kittanning simpsons daily leader times archives, nov 25. Praise for the cook 1959 crisco cookbook appetizers, main courses, savory sauces, hot bread, cakes, cookies, pastry. From her humble roots with gold medal flour to her everexpanding legacy as americas first lady of food and homemaking pioneer, weve combed through historic archives to share some of betty crockers best vintage dishes, products were nostalgic for and timehonored advice that still rings true. These services were in place throughout the country. The story of crisco dated 1921 over 240 pages of recipes, all using. Of note, if there is ever a signed cookbook youd want to get, julia child signed copies of this book sell for some of the highest prices on online book sites. New recipes for good eating crisco cookbook by winifred s.
Vintage a calendar of dinners crisco cook book fourteenth edition 1919 used. Patriotic cook book, issued by the womens committee, council of national defense, mayors advisory war board cleveland. Few recipes selected to prove that califene as a shortening ins perfection, circa 1906. The grain was considered animal fodder, except in parts of northern.
Top 10 most collectible cookbooks cookbook village. During the time of the great depression, families often found themselves severely malnourished, sometimes even on the brink of starvation. Today its the most popular cookie in america, but the original toll house cookie, the first chocolate chip cookie, was invented right here in new england by ruth wakefield at the toll house inn in whitman, massachusetts, during the 1930s. The recipe calls for 214 cup flour which is 280 g if the flour has been sifted or up to 360 g if the flour has completely settled, 1 tsp. Clad in pristine whitepaper overwrap, crisco was seen as a more pure and economical alternative to animal fat and butter. Kittanning simpsons daily leader times archives, nov 25, 1930.