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Many of these images are scanned from my own collections. Some are from others'. Please do not repin without the publishing, author, illustrator and collections information. With ephemera, as with all art, provenance is as interesting and important as the image itself.
Orange-Lemon Frosting. Merritt Cutler, p. 29 New Kitchen Magic. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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What Mrs. Dewey Did. Sounds like a good lead to a mystery story. And such gorgeous colors. Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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illustrated booklet from General Electric. With instructions on preparing, packaging, freezing, and thawing frozen foods. The booklet is undated but most likely from the early to mid 1950's. source www.atticpaper.co...
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Carnation's Easy-does-It Cookbook. source www.nopatternrequ...
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BREAKFAST MENU [held by] METROPOLITAN HOTEL [at] "[NEW YORK, NY]" (HOTEL) (1859)
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Vintage mid century 1950s recipe booklet cookbook. New Recipes for Red Cherries.
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Hot Chocolate, Merrit Cutler, p. 28, New Magic In The Kitchen. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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Lemon Pie, Merritt Cutler, p. 41, New Magic In The Kitchen. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
Isabella Beeton may have died in 1865, but through numerous posthumous editions of her huge, and hugely popular “Book of Household Managment”, she gained a fame that continues to this day. What set her book apart was its clarity and scope. Containing 1,700 recipes, including 76 soups, 97 sauces and 109 puddings, and much more on topics ranging from dusting to blood-letting, it aimed to turn the reader into a 19th-century domestic goddess.
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Looking for just the right dish to serve to guests this 4th of July? Something festive? Something colorful? Something that looks like you just threw it together the last minute? Look no further. Del Monte, Ladies Home Journal 1964, has supplied a simple recipe that would have a home economics teacher sighing. You'll send your guests home with something in their stomachs. I'm not sure how long they'll keep it down or if they'll even stay...but...perhaps if you have relatives coming that you wish would leave early....
Jell-0 The Dainty Dessert. Cover. Not dated. From the LIza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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The Jello girl in October. Illustration by Lucille Patterson Marsh. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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New Magic In The Kitchen. Illustrations by Merritt Cutler on the inside. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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Jell-O. Add boiling water. Detail from Jell-O recipe book. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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Jell-O, America's most famous dessert. From the Liza Cowan Ephemera Collections.
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Wrenn M. I have a copy of this! Love it!
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