
audiobook
by Mary Lee Taylor, Pet Milk Company
Season’s Best Dishes
Index to Recipes
Nut Fudge
Ambrosia Floating Island
Butterscotch Balls
Holiday Crescents
Stuffed Dates
Banana Nut Salad
Bacon Rarebit
Hawaiian Sweet Potatoes
Step into a festive kitchen where the scent of baking fills every corner and the table is set for both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. This collection gathers a dozen sweet treats—soft butterscotch balls, coconut kisses, pine‑pineapple date bars, and delicate holiday crescents—each designed to be quick enough for a busy host yet flavorful enough to become a family favorite. Alongside the confections, you’ll find comforting mains like bacon rarebit, a reliable potato stuffing, and a bright Hawaiian sweet‑potato side, all scaled for two, four, or six guests.
Beyond the recipes, the guide offers practical shortcuts that keep costs low without sacrificing richness, such as swapping heavy cream for concentrated whole milk in whipped toppings and desserts. It welcomes cooks of any skill level, encouraging younger hands to try simple candy steps while still delivering impressive results. Whether you’re preparing a cozy breakfast coffee cake or a full holiday dinner, the book’s clear directions and useful baking charts make seasonal cooking feel both easy and enjoyable.
Language
en
Duration
~25 minutes (24K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
United States: Pet Milk Company, 1949.
Credits
Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Mar 10, 2023
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1891–1944
Best known as the friendly voice behind Pet Milk cookbooks and radio recipe programs, this American food writer helped turn everyday home cooking into something practical, cheerful, and easy to follow. Her booklets reached generations of cooks with simple meals sized for real families.
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Built around the company that helped popularize evaporated milk in American kitchens, this author name points to a business with a surprisingly rich story. What began as a milk-preserving venture in the 1880s grew into one of the best-known PET brands in U.S. grocery history.
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