Publisher's Synopsis
"What My Children Love to Eat; How to Prepare the Menus" by Elizabeth Colson offers a glimpse into early 20th-century family dining. This historic cookbook provides a collection of recipes and menus designed to appeal to children, reflecting the culinary tastes and nutritional understanding of the era. It is a practical guide and a window into the past, showcasing how families approached meal planning and preparation a century ago.
Colson's work is valuable for those interested in culinary history, offering insights into the ingredients, cooking methods, and dietary preferences of the time. Discover the simple yet nourishing dishes that pleased young palates, providing a charming look at family life and the art of cooking for children in the early 1900s.
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