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Cover of The Settlement Cook Book by Mrs. Simon Kander

The Settlement Cook Book

Mrs. Simon Kander

First published in 1901 by Lizzie Black Kander to help immigrants at Milwaukee's Settlement House adapt to American life, this cookbook became one of the most influential in American culinary history. It went through dozens of editions over more than a century, blending practical everyday cooking with the cultural heritage of the Jewish immigrant community.

Year1934
PublisherThe Settlement Cook Book Co.
LanguageEnglish
RegionUnited States
Pages623
CategoryAmerican Jewish
AmericanCommunityHistoricalAshkenazi
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