"The New Royal Cook Book" by the Royal Baking Powder Company is an early 20th-century cooking manual designed to empower cooks of all levels with dependable recipes centered around home cooking. Highlighting the benefits of Royal Baking Powder, the book provides a wide range of recipes, from fluffy cakes to savory sauces, presented with clear instructions for guaranteed success. The introduction assures readers of tested reliability, building confidence as they navigate the culinary landscape and encourages cooking exploration.

New Royal Cook Book
By Royal Baking Powder Company
Discover tested recipes promising delicious results, guided by a focus on simplicity and the transformative power of a single ingredient.
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