The ABC of Salads, 1958

"'The trouble with salads,' said one stubborn man, 'is that I like them!' And it's true that salads, traditionally a woman's dish, are rapidly losing this distinction. In fact, many a man has now learned to wield cruet and salt shaker to such good effect that he insists on making the dressing himself..."

Move along, Ladies. The men have arrived to do manly things and you're in the way. You can come back when it's time to clean up. [rolleyes] Oh, and don't forget to fetch some cigars, too.

Front and back covers of a 62-page hardback published by Peter Pauper Press, Mount Vernon, New York. (I'm thinking that Edna Beilenson likely wrote the text and did the compiling here, too. Though she's not credited.)