A witty 1942 guide to cooking under wartime shortages, blending thrifty recipes with essays on resilience, frugality, and savoring simple meals.
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A witty 1942 guide to cooking under wartime shortages, blending thrifty recipes with essays on resilience, frugality, and savoring simple meals.
Written in 1942 to inspire courage in those daunted by wartimes shortages, How to Cook a Wolf has continued to rally readers and cooks during times of both scarcity and plenty. Written with her trademark wit and warm wisdom, Fisher shares her timeless tips for keeping up spirits and appetites when ingredients are in short supply. Instead of regretting what we don t have, she teaches us how to savour what we do, offering dozens of recipe ideas, from soups and simple omelettes, to baking bread and...
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Sherry cocktails and wine appear in recipes and social tips
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Brief spiritual language on thanksgiving and nourishing the soul
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WWII rationing themes; commentary on scarcity, frugality, wartime life
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