Good Fare: A Book of Wartime Recipes

by Daily Telegraph, Daily Telegraph Home Cook

Originally published in 1941, this delightful reference is packed with practical, nutritious, and frequently delicious recipes that reveal how Britain really ate in wartime. With its emphasis on cooking without wasting food, fuel, it is the ultimate guide to organizing a kitchen that wastes not and wants not. The recipes are specifically geared to making the most of home-grown fruit and vegetables, of making a little meat go a long way, and of making unfamiliar cuts and methods fresh and appealing.

128 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2008

Reviews

[Sayoni · Rating 5 out of 5]

half of the recipes wouldn't be called healthy anymore while some products mentioned are yet to even find space in Indian grocers. But a great insight in to the British Kitchens during World Wars as well as some popular Brit recipes...a very curious collection indeed...