In S. T. Rorer's 'Made-Over Dishes,' a pioneering work of the early 20th century American culinary scene, the author presents a collection of innovative recipes designed to transform leftovers into delectable meals. Written in a clear and accessible style, this book reflects the rising interest in thrift and efficiency during a time of economic hardship. Rorer's literary context is shaped by her expertise as a prominent home economist and culinary expert, known for her practical approach to cooking. 'Made-Over Dishes' stands out for its creative and resourceful approach to meal preparation, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to reduce food waste and create delicious meals on a budget. Readers will appreciate Rorer's inventive recipes and timeless advice on making the most out of every meal.