1940s Archive

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An Alphabet for Gourmets, I-J

I is for innocence … and its strangely rewarding chaos, gastronomically.
March 1949
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San Francisco North

In general, as you go north, almost anywhere in Europe or the United States, the climate becomes consistently and perceptibly colder practically county by county, sometimes mile by mile.
February 1949
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Along the Boulevards

February 1949
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Food Flashes: February 1949

Hit the jack pot of all things good—the Jack Pot Beans, a product of Hitching Post Foods, Inc., Savannah, Georgia. These beans are the big, mealy limas, cooked Southern style with brown sugar.
February 1949
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Crêpes for Carnaval

There is probably some ancient reason, and doubtless a good one, for Carnaval's being the season in France for eating crêpes and beignets.
February 1949
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An Alphabet for Gourmets, F-H

F is for family … and the depths and heights of gastronomical enjoyment to be found at the family board.
February 1949
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An Alphabet for Gourmets, C-E

C is for cautious … the kind of dinner at which there is an undercurrent of earnest timidity.
January 1949
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Food Flashes: December 1948

October, and we were down on Cape Cod in the midst of the cranberry picking to visit the National Cranberry Association's packing plants.
December 1948
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Along the Boulevards: December 1948

Every now and then this department ventures into a discussion of some phase of the hotel business.
December 1948
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An Alphabet for Gourmets, A-B

A is for dining alone … and so am I, if a choice must be made between most people I know and myself.
December 1948
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