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“No one regrets the passing of the chopping-bowl”
Yesterday in How Sally Did It (in 1920), I commented on the oddness of this paragraph: “Another thing Sally hardly ever uses is my chopping bowl. She had Max plane off a square board that she keeps...
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The “Silent Hostess”
The vintage-style stove was only the beginning of my kitchen’s transformation. With the cast-iron stove, came a farmhouse sink, wooden countertops, red Marmoleum floors, and a restored faux-tile wall....
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The New Art of cooking, 1930s-style
It’s 1934, and we have a new GE refrigerator, or maybe we’re thinking of another new kitchen appliance. What will we do with our wonderful new electric kitchen helpers, and what should our new kitchen...
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