The First Book of Boys' Cooking

Author:
Jerrold Beim
Illustrator:
Dick Dodge
Publication:
1957 by Franklin Watts, Inc
Genre:
Non-fiction
Series:
First Books Members Only
Series Number: 101
Pages:
84
Current state:
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Everybody likes to make things, whether it's building a bench, drawing a picture, or putting together ingredients to make something to eat. And in each case it's well to have a plan before you start. In cooking, the plan is called a recipe.
The recipes in this book are for the kinds of things boys like to eat most. No frills or fuss - just down-to-earth cooking, with methods as streamlined and results as quick as possible. A simple line-up of the ingredients and utensils is followed by easy, step-by-step directions. There are sections on beverages; breads and sandwiches; main dishes; vegetables and salads; desserts and sweets.
Also included are a glossary of simple cooking terms; many helpful hints and short cuts; and an exciting section on outdoor cooking.
A book that is an invitation to cooking for any boy, and his Dad, too.
Publisher recommendation: Grades 4 and up
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