U. S. Navy Cook-Book

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The U. S. Navy Cook-Book is a guide published by the United States Naval Institute. Unlike many cookbooks, this one provides recipes and techniques for cooking for large groups and on ships. This Second Edition was published in 1920.- Summary by TriciaG

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Preface 4:06 Lu par Larry Wilson
Methods of Cooking 9:53 Lu par Ruth Swartzbaugh
The Preparation of Soup Stock; Soups 15:22 Lu par Tera Brinegar
How to Clear Stock; Chowders 5:59 Lu par Tera Brinegar
Fish Dishes 8:18 Lu par Tera Brinegar
Meats; Beef 15:51 Lu par Tera Brinegar
Veal; Mutton; Pork 6:36 Lu par Tera Brinegar
Various Meat Recipes; Poultry 10:44 Lu par Anita Sloma-Martinez
Method of Preparing and Cooking Vegetables; Potatoes 7:54 Lu par Matthew Montrose
Cabbage; Turnips; Carrots; Onions; etc. 8:20 Lu par Matthew Montrose
Thickening Agents and Sauces 7:09 Lu par Matthew Montrose
Desserts, Puddings, Pastries 6:13 Lu par ClueChaser
Miscellaneous Recipes 12:23 Lu par Will Lemon
Bread and Pastry, Part 1 11:53 Lu par BettyB
Bread and Pastry, Part 2 13:49 Lu par BettyB
Bread and Pastry, Part 3 7:18 Lu par BettyB

Critiques

The Navy does food!


Interesting text on bulk food preparation. The techniques and measurements show that cooking for 100 is quite a task. The menu items and ingredients are far more diverse than I expected from a 1920s military guide.