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Directions for the Use of a Gas Range

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By Lizzie Black Kander

Published 1903

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Don't use blacking. When dry and still warm, rub thoroughly inside and out with an oily cloth, using a tiny bit of lard, suet or olive oil. Never clean when the stove is cold. Plunge a wire into the burner holes occasionally to see that they are free from dirt.
Wash the wire rack and drip-pan every time you roast or broil.
Make test of time required to cook certain things; study the degree of heat required. Such tests will, in a short time, give you definite knowledge of your range, which can be acquired in no other way.

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