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In this (what all accounts point to as being) fall 1992 ad for Pillsbury products, their signature Doughboy spokesman, Poppin' Fresh, chases a flying leaf with a rake, while kindly including three easy, breezy ideas for some quick snacks to be made with some of their baked delicacies. Unfortunately for some very distressed bakers I found on internet question websites, I believe those first two recipes aren't quite as easy to make anymore, since for all intents and purposes both the breadsticks and cornbread twists have been discontinued within the past decade (within the past six months if the comments on the official product page are to be believed). Pillsbury crescents are still around, however, as is, of course, the Pillsbury Doughboy, although his family – detailed here, on Wikipediadoughn't appear to be around any longer.

 

(c) 2015 Retail Retell

By uploading these cookbook ads, published in the 1990s, I'm meaning to showcase the past – nothing else. No copyright infringement, however old, is intended. And as always, if you share or use my photos, I'd appreciate if you gave me credit. :)

A shelf full of cookbooks

Are you happiest when you're in the kitchen? There are times when even the best cooks need inspiration. When you are a ramen fan, you may find that your favorite dishes tend to repeat.

If you have one of the best ramen cookbooks for inspiration, you will not have this problem. There is a wide range of ramen recipes to choose from that will introduce you to new tastes. Here are some of the top ramen cookbooks to learn about what they offer.

When bananas become too ripe and no one will eat them I throw them in the freezer. I had accumulated about 10, so decided it was time to make banana muffins. Frozen bananas, once thawed, have the texture of baby food; you just have to squeeze out the fruit directly into the mixing bowl. The recipe from the Barefoot Contessa cookbook includes crunchy stuff that adds a lot of texture, including walnuts, coconut and granola. I made a double batch and most will go to work to be enjoyed by my colleagues. Shall I save one for you?

 

Several people asked for the recipe, which is online at:

 

www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/banana-crunch-muff...

Title: The Priscilla cook book of tried and proved recipes

 

Repository: Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America.

 

Call Number: Harvard Depository 641.61 M592p

 

Catalog Record: id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/003772566/catalog

  

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Various pictures from my christmas vacation to Florida

We had a Star Wars potluck at work! This cookbook that my brother gave me a while back came in handy. Some of the stuff we made came from the book, but otherwise people got creative with names.

 

Items included:

Princess Leia-sagne

Tie Fighter Ties

Boba Fett-uccine

"Pizza" the Hutt

Endor Green Enchiladas

Shrimperor Palpatine Cocktail

Jawa Brownies

Wookie Cookies

Out of this Planet Dessert

Yoda Soda

Starship Enterprise Deep Space Soda

and my personal favorite, Trash Compactor Salad, made by my friend Chris (it looked like it!)

If you ask my Family they will tell you that I rave about a new cookbook at least once a month. I love the ones that are for appliances. I love the ones that are devoted to veggies. I love the ones that sneak the veggies. This month, I'm completely & utterly in love with "Food Revolution". More so because I love his message. Every recipe isn't super healthy, but it's whole & gets you in the kitchen. Cooking whole isn't easy, but it's worth it. Until recently, I didn't realize there was any other way to cook. I just figured that's how people cooked. By whole, I don't mean only organic. I just mean you've chopped the veggies & whisked the egg. I struggle with how to get it all on the table at the same time with two kid begging for my attention. But when you're crammed around that table with people you love, it doesn't matter if it's all warm or if it's cooked perfectly. it matters that you're there. And it matters that you love who you're with.

 

16:52 Weeks of Gratitude.

I took this of my cookbook collection. Some of my favorites are by Susan Branch. I love her artwork and the recipes are yummy.

From the Peanuts Cook Book, 1970

Day 235.

 

I love cookbooks. Even though these days I cook from recipes probably less than half the time, I just like having a lot of cookbooks around, and really enjoy flipping through them looking for inspiration. As some of you might be able to tell from this photo, Mark Bittman is one of my favorites.

 

Taken Aug 22, 2012 in Somerville, Massachusetts, United States

¹⁄₁₆₀ sec at f/5.0, ISO100, flash @ 1/8 camera left, through a white umbrella.

Lens: EF50mm f/1.4 USM @ 50 mm

Title: The Priscilla cook book of tried and proved recipes

 

Repository: Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America.

 

Call Number: Harvard Depository 641.61 M592p

 

Catalog Record: id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/003772566/catalog

  

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how to cook everything in your microwave! even a whole turkey!

Just Postcards RR #2498

From Rosalinde88/Lin

Sent: 10 May 2016

From the Oscar Mayer "CookOut Fun" cookbook, 1959

Oh my. Cool butterfly chair. Blonde fall. White socks with penny loafers. Looks like the 60's to me.

From a cook booklet with recipes using Carnation Evaporated Milk.

Baked pumpkin stuffed with chicken, toasted bread, Gouda, peas and rosemary.

Part of our collection from around the world.

From the Peanuts Cook Book, 1970

Now out of print, Great Cooking! With Beer, in addition to demonstrating beer-in-food, was/is a good snapshot of American beer culture in the late 1980s, when 'craft' beer was still called "microbrew."

 

Great Cooking! With Beer

Author: Jack Erickson

Paperback: 146 pages

Publisher: Redbrick Press (February 1989)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0941397017

ISBN-13: 978-0941397018

 

▶ Back cover: here.

▶ Recipe for Beer-Cheese Dip: here.

 

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▶ "Since [Fritz] Maytag purchased the Anchor Brewery in 1965 and [Jack] McAuliffe opened the New Albion brewery in 1977, more than 200 microbreweries and brewpubs have opened in the United States and Canada. [...] In little over a decade, the microbrewing movement has revived the art of small-scale craft brewing and developed an appreciation for fine beer in North America. [...]

 

Cooking with beer is simple and fun — and the food tastes great! Great Cooking With Beer is designed for the cook who wants to learn about specialty beers and prepare a variety of foods — from salads and appetizers through main courses and mouthwatering desserts — all cooked with beer. "

 

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Description: Manuscript cookbook of Sarah Smith (Cox) Browne, 1863. Note: Brown is at times spelled with or without the "e" at the end.

 

Repository: Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America.

 

Collection: Brown Family (Additional papers)

 

Call Number: 87-M144

 

Catalog Record: id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/012163425/catalog

  

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Found a few vintage cookbooks today:

 

Betty Crocker - New Boys & Girls Cookbook, c.1965

 

Cooking Clips binder - I also bought one last year!

 

Salads, c. 1969

 

Casserole Cookery, c. 1966

.....for the challenge 52 in 2025 #39 Books

 

Warm thanks for your kind words, trying to catch up on uploading just a few photos as I struggle with my eyes, your words are always appreciated :)

DNA exhibit at the San Jose Tech Museum

Alice and Martin Provensen illustration from The Fireside Cookbook by James Beard 1949, fifth edition

1965. One of those cookbooks written by home economists, but the recipes are really good and it's full of lots of interesting tidbits about island cooking.

Napa Bookmine, Napa, California

Purchased over the past week:

 

BH&G New Cookbook - c.1976

Quick & Easy Gormet Recipes - c.1976

Time-Life Foods of the World - A Quintet of Cuisines - C.1970

 

New books: Crockery Cooking & Fresh Sart

$3 each or all 5 for $12

all new and in great condition

pickup in astoria or in the city by grand central.

 

Prevention's Fiber Up Slim Down

(Hardcover)

 

Betty Crocker Win At Weight Loss Cookbook

(Hardcover)

 

Two Meatballs in the Italian Kitchen

by Pino Luongo and Mark Strausman

(Hardcover)

 

One Cake, One Hundred Desserts: Learn One Foolproof Cake Recipe and Make One Hundred Desserts (Hardcover)

 

victoria gotti's Hot Italian Dish

(Paperback, Adv. Read. Edition)

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