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The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives   By: (1888-1908)

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In "The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives," author Elizabeth Strong Worthington crafts a delightful and insightful exploration of one of the oldest traditions known to mankind: cooking. Throughout the pages of this book, Worthington beautifully weaves together recipes, anecdotes, and historical context, providing readers with a comprehensive and engaging read.

One of the most captivating aspects of this book is Worthington's ability to highlight the role of women in the culinary world. By eloquently examining the societal expectations placed upon wives in regards to cooking, she challenges conventional notions and sheds light on the empowering nature of this art form. Drawing on her own experiences as well as those of women from various walks of life, the author pays homage to the strength, creativity, and resourcefulness that generations of wives have brought to the kitchen.

In addition to the profound exploration of the social dynamics surrounding cooking, "The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives" also offers a treasure trove of recipes. From classic comfort foods to exotic delights, Worthington guides readers through each dish with clear instructions, helpful tips, and personal anecdotes that bring the recipes to life. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a novice in the kitchen, you'll find yourself inspired to try new flavors and techniques.

Another notable feature of this book is its historical context. Worthington skillfully contextualizes traditional recipes within the broader context of different time periods, providing a fascinating window into the evolution of cuisine and the societal changes that influenced it. Her research is meticulous, and readers will appreciate the depth with which she explores the historical significance of certain ingredients, cooking tools, and methods. This attention to detail not only adds richness to the narrative but also encourages a deeper understanding and appreciation of the culinary arts.

"The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives" is not just a cookbook; it is a celebration of the powerful women behind the meals we cherish. Whether you're looking to expand your culinary repertoire or simply gain insight into the transformative role cooking has played in women's lives, this book is an absolute must-read. Elizabeth Strong Worthington's lyrical prose and captivating storytelling will leave readers hungry for both knowledge and delicious meals.

Overall, "The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives" is an exceptional blend of culinary inspiration, historical exploration, and empowering storytelling. Elizabeth Strong Worthington's love for cooking and respect for the women who have dedicated themselves to this art form shines through every page. So, grab your apron, sharpen your knives, and allow this enchanting book to guide you on a delightful culinary journey like no other.

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"If a wife is allowed to boil at all she will always boil over."

The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives

By ELIZABETH STRONG WORTHINGTON

Author of "How to Cook Husbands," etc.

Published at 150 Fifth Avenue, New York by the Dodge Publishing Company

[The Gentle Art of Cooking Wives]

COPYRIGHT IN THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED BY DODGE PUBLISHING CO.

[Illustration: "CONSTANCE"]

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"Girls, come to order!" shouted Hilda Bretherton in a somewhat disorderly tone.

"How can we come to order without a president?" queried a rosy cheeked, roly poly damsel answering to the name of Puddy Kennett.

"I elect Prue Shaftsbury!" screamed Hilda above the merry din of voices.

"You can't elect you simply nominate," said Prue.

"I second the motion," said Nannie Branscome, and her remark was instantly followed by a storm of "ayes" before they were called for, and the president was declared elected and proceeded to take her seat... Continue reading book >>




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