U.S. Navy Cook-Book (1920): Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

U.S. Navy Cook-Book (1920), credited to U. S. Naval Institute, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

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LibriVox recording of U.S. Navy Cook-Book (1920) by U. S. Naval Institute. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. The U. S. Navy Cook-Book is a guide published by the United States Naval Institute. Unlike many cookbooks, this one provides recipes and techniques for cooking for large groups and on ships. This Second Edition was published in 1920.- Summary by TriciaG

Recording facts

• Recording title: U.S. Navy Cook-Book (1920)
• Author credits: U. S. Naval Institute
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 16
• Listed recording duration: 2:31:48

Catalogue topics

• cooking
• cookbook
• large groups
• large batches

Track guide

1. 00 - Preface — 4:06
2. 01 - Methods of Cooking — 9:53
3. 02 - The Preparation of Soup Stock; Soups — 15:22
4. 03 - How to Clear Stock; Chowders — 5:59
5. 04 - Fish Dishes — 8:18
6. 05 - Meats; Beef — 15:51
7. 06 - Veal; Mutton; Pork — 6:36
8. 07 - Various Meat Recipes; Poultry — 10:44
9. 08 - Method of Preparing and Cooking Vegetables; Potatoes — 7:54
10. 09 - Cabbage; Turnips; Carrots; Onions; etc. — 8:20
11. 10 - Thickening Agents and Sauces — 7:09
12. 11 - Desserts, Puddings, Pastries — 6:13
13. 12 - Miscellaneous Recipes — 12:23
14. 13 - Bread and Pastry, Part 1 — 11:53
15. 14 - Bread and Pastry, Part 2 — 13:49
16. 15 - Bread and Pastry, Part 3 — 7:18

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