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The cook in a sanitarium should be a well trained medical missionary. He should be a capable person, able to experiment for himself. He should not confine himself …

… chance for her life. She has nursed her children under the most unfavorable circumstances, when heated over the cook-stove. She could not instruct them as …

… and public ministry, and was therefore obliged to place the responsibilities of the domestic work in her home largely upon housekeepers and cooks. She was …

… to cook and how to eat?— Testimonies for the Church 2:537 .

… table, and they cannot eat this, or they cannot eat that. They take control and get just what they want whether it is for their good or not.

… . This [cooking] can be done in a simple, healthful, and easy manner, without the use of lard, butter, or flesh meats.... Skill must be united with simplicity. To do this …

… time for you to rouse your dormant energies and read up. Learn how to cook with simplicity, and yet in a manner to secure the most palatable and healthful food …

… hard for some to do this, as hard as for the rum drinker to forsake his dram; but they will be better for the change.— Letter 2, 1884

… men and women should condemn, by both precept and example. Do have a little regard for the life of your cook. “Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment …

… men and women should condemn, by both precept and example. Do have a little regard for the life of your cook. “Is not the life more than meat, and body than raiment …