
The collections
The star · 1914 & 1949
The Big Cookbook
4,929 recipes
All the cookbooks
- School & Home Cookbook1900
- Good, Cheap Daily Fare1941
- Little Cookbook1943
- Cheap Food1914
- Thrifty Housewives1905
- In the Kitchen and the Home1905
- For the Kitchen in Town & Country1902
- Using Leftovers1905
- Milk & Cheese Dishes1928
- Diet Food & Child Nutrition1932
- All About Flour1940
Themed collections
1936–1940
The Kitchen Almanac
Day by day through the year, with two dinner suggestions and recipes for each day.
1,745 days
1918 · 1940 · 1943
Sugar-free preserving
Preserving fruit, berries and vegetables when sugar was rationed – through both world wars.
435 recipes
1940
Frying & baking without butter
Wartime economy cooking – frying and baking with cooking fat and coarser flour.
116 recipes
Articles
Historical context, archive dives and “then and now” from the kitchen.
Selected classics
“My chief aim has been to teach housewives the strictest economy.”
Henriette Schønberg Erken, preface to Big Cookbook (1914)