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Wartime Kitchen Condition:Well Read most taken by the authorWartime Kitchen: Food And Eating In Singapore (1942 1950) examines the experience of people during the period following the fall of Singapore in 1942 up to 1950. The author presents an in depth yet lively research comprising anecdotes, personal reminiscences on food and eating and a collection of recipes in wartime Singapore. How did people cope with the food regime of rationed goods, bureaucracy and unpredictable supply? How did they sustain