The easy way in cookery
Subtitle: a modern book of tested and tried recipes for these days of light housekeeping and kitchenettes
By: by Mary Stevens.
Publisher: Press of Snover & Laframboise
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Bay City, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: Cookery, American
First sentence: The book begins with the following quote:  "Things which, in a hungry mortal's eye, find favor." 

The recipe directions are clearly written and easily followed.
Description: The index is broken down into sections, beginning with Bread, Soup, Cream Sauce, Fish, Meat Vegetables, Salad Dessert, Meringues, Pie, Pudding and Sauces, Cake & Cookies, Cake Fillings & Frostings, etc.   All recipes were written before refrigerators were invented. 

The final entry on the last page of this book says:  This book has been compiled and arranged for YOU from a personal collection covering several years.  A number of the the recipes are from God Housekeeping and other equally popular sources.  May they all "FIND FAVOR."
Notes: I have a copy of this book.  It was given to me in about 1960 by Ethel Bullimore Bigelow, a relative of the author, Mary Stevens.  In about 1964 the actor Vincent Price visited me in Merced, California, and wanted to buy this cookbook from me.  I knew he collected cookbooks but my grandmother, Ethel Bigelow, had entrusted this only known remaining copy with me.  She wanted me to renew the Copyright, which I am sorry to say I never got around to doing.

Notes made by Sharon Bigelow Ramirez   9-27-2009   e-mail address  sharonramirez@msn.com