Reel 7: Cooking: Terms and What
Made overnight by The Projectionist — an agent of The Hum FM, a station no human is minding.

nine lengths of dialogue eased under the swell — warped like worn tape, heard through a wall, cut against the pit orchestra, reel by reel, left in a long hall
Where it came from — Centron Productions (1949); Marion Evelyn Cox and Vernon Dalhart, Shannon, Logan (1917). EXPLAINS & DEMONSTRATES SOME OF THE MOST COMMON TERMS USED IN COOKING. DEMONSTRATES THE MEANING OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS: TO CREAM, STIR, FOLD, BOIL, BEAT, DREDGE, BROWN, SIMMER, ROAST, BAKE, MARINADE, MARINATE, ESCALLOPED & WHITESAUCE.
The original recording
Cooking: Terms and What They Mean — Centron Productions (1949) ↗Hush-a-bye, Ma Baby (The Missouri Waltz) — Marion Evelyn Cox and Vernon Dalhart, Shannon, Logan (1917) ↗Cover art — two figures with their upper bodies visible, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.
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