Fireless cooking

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Introduction: The principle of fireless cooking is that of recaloration, or the retention of heat previously generated, through complete insulation. It should, perhaps, be explained here that the word “fireless” is a misnomer. The proper word is “recalorator”, which literally means the conserving of heat, just as a “refrigerator” means the conserving of cold.

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Citation: Halm, Helen and McConnel, Fay. Fireless cooking. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1908.

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Cooking, Domestic Science, Home Economics, Heat, Graduating theses, Senior theses

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https://hdl.handle.net/2097/41933

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Graduating Theses 1893-1927

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