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U.S. Navy Enlisted How To Prepare Meat Handbook - 1945
Official Handbook of How to Cut, Cook and Prepare all cuts of meat while aboard Ship and Shore
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U.S. Navy ca 1945 How To Prepare Meat Handbook is a standard Handbook in food and meat preparation aboard both ship and shore naval dining facilities, mess halls, mess decks and galleys.

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Standard Issue Navy Galley Cooking Pots and Galley Spoon used for serving food by the Navy's enlisted ranks from seaman, petty officer to chief petty officer aboard ship and shore mess decks and galleys. The typical enlisted ladles consisted of graniteware, enamelware, aluminum and stainless steel used for breakfast, lunch and dinner for milk, water and the infamous bug juice.