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Military manual · 1862
Camp Fires and Camp Cooking
Culinary Hints for the Soldier
Written by a commissary officer and distributed to Union troops in January 1862, this short pamphlet teaches men with no kitchen experience to turn issued rations (salt pork, beef, beans, rice, desiccated vegetables, flour) into decent meals over open fires, including bread in the portable field oven.
It is a compact lesson in feeding many people from basic stores with simple equipment. See camp cooking.
- Author
- Captain James M. Sanderson
- Published
- 1862, Government Printing Office
- Topics
- Camp & Off-Grid Cooking, War & Invasion
- Rights
- Public domain: a work of the U.S. federal government.
- Transcription
- Project Gutenberg eBook #75442