This vintage 1901 Cooking by Gas manual recipe book, published by the Detroit Stove Works, is a must-have for any collector of culinary memorabilia.

It consists of 80 pages in good condition considering the age of this advertising-recipe gem. "Cooking by Gas A Manual, Not a Catalogue. This little book is not intended for a catalogue though it contains a few pictures of Detroit Jewels just to show their general style. The main purpose of the pamphlet is to give the public some idea of the utility, practicability and economy of the Gas Range, particularly the Detroit Jewel." Filled with recipes and cooking tips, this book offers a unique glimpse into the past and showcases the innovation of gas cooking in the early 1900s. The charming illustrations and detailed instructions make this book a valuable addition to any collection of vintage cookbooks.

An advertising pamphlet pretending to be a recipe book and manual measures 7" x 4 1/2” and was published by Detroit Stove Works in 1901. It is chock full of wonderful period recipes such as Fish Salami, Cream of Spinach Soup, Sponge Jelly Roll, Baking Powder Biscuit, and Potato Caramel Cake. Gorgeous art deco style graphics on the front cover in black, gray, and red. There are some small folds and a few dog eared corners and the cover & binding are strong and all pages are intact. Please see images for condition details.

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