About
"Stevenson Memorial Cook Book" by Mrs. William D. Hurlbut is a collection of recipes written in the early 20th century. This cookbook serves not only as a compilation of dishes but also reflects a humanitarian effort initiated by Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson to provide for women and children in need through a lodging house in Chicago. It likely includes a diverse array of recipes, emphasizing community care and the sharing of culinary traditions while aiming to support the establishment it represents. At the start of the cookbook, a foreword details the origins and purpose behind the Stevenson Memorial Lodging House, which was founded to aid women in distress by providing both a safe haven and employment opportunities. The opening chapters include an index of recipes, showcasing a wide variety of categories from appetizers to desserts, indicating the intention to cater to a range of culinary needs. By presenting recipes along with the history of the organization, the beginning serves t
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