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• Ligne n°394 : The daughter of a dry good shopkeeper and a talented home cook, Kander joined an immigrant aid society soon after graduation. Her position took her into the city's meanest slums, where she urged newly-arrived Russian Jews to "Americanize" and keep their small homes clean. Her commitment to cleanliness - a preoccupation of the Progressive movement , forged alongside a growing acceptance of germ theory - led her to establish a bathhouse attached to the Schlitz Brewery, with water piped in from the bottle sanitizing room.


• Ligne n°398 : "Although considered one of the most successful fund-raising cookbooks in American history, The Settlement Cook Book emanated from Kander's efforts to Americanize Russian immigrant women through cooking classes," Angela Fritz wrote in a 2004 article for the Wisconsin Magazine of History . To Kander, Americanization meant eating more red meat than fish; using brand-name processed foods; giving up Jewish dietary laws; garnishing plates with lettuce leaves and carved tomatoes; measuring ingredients in a scientific manner and keeping an orderly kitchen. It also called for cocktails and truffles.


• Ligne n°398 : "Although considered one of the most successful fund-raising cookbooks in American history, The Settlement Cook Book emanated from Kander's efforts to Americanize Russian immigrant women through cooking classes," Angela Fritz wrote in a 2004 article for the Wisconsin Magazine of History . To Kander, Americanization meant eating more red meat than fish; using brand-name processed foods; giving up Jewish dietary laws; garnishing plates with lettuce leaves and carved tomatoes; measuring ingredients in a scientific manner and keeping an orderly kitchen. It also called for cocktails and truffles.