: "Kitchen Tested Recipes from Canned Foods" by the American Can Company. Home Economics Department is a cookbook designed to showcase the versatility and convenience of canned goods in everyday cooking. The book breaks down into sections devoted to soups, seafood, vegetables, and fruits, it offers a wide range of recipes suitable for both beginners and experienced cooks. The recipes transform simple canned ingredients into tasty, family-friendly dishes, such as Lobster Bisque, Tuna and Apple Salad, Vegetable Bean Stew, and Sweet Potato Scones, emphasizing time-saving methods and nutritious meal solutions.

Kitchen Tested Recipes from Canned Foods
By American Can Company. Home Economics Department
: Discover how to turn simple canned ingredients into a surprising array of flavorful and convenient meals.
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