First published in 1896, The Boston Cooking School Magazine was a groundbreaking publication that promoted the values of home economics and scientific cooking to a national audience. Featuring recipes, cooking tips, and articles on everything from nutrition to kitchen design, this magazine remains an important historical document and an enduring resource for anyone interested in the history of American food culture.

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