Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 417
ressure, as the doors are tightly closed. The onehere illustrated is placed over a fire; water in thecopper tank below is turned to steam, which cir-culates about the food and condenses on the coni-cal top, from which it runs toward the sides ofthe cooker, instead of dripping into the food,and… … forms. The cast-iron (black) plates seen, oneabove and another below the cooking vessels, arefirst heated. When very hot, one or both may be A settlers stone fireplace. This shows the crane and, at the right, a johnny-cake beingcooked by the hot fire as it is spread in a thick dough on a rough…
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