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I brought a ton of books and walked away with this treasure!
'You Can Do Anything with Crepes' by Virginia Palsey and Jane Green, 1970.
Only grazed through the first few pages and can't wait to make avocado crepes!
Extremely rare, authentic 1838 edition of The Virginia Housewife by Mary Randolph, considered to be the first truly American cookbook, from VintageCook.com
Made two of these books, one for each of my daughters. I used the Daisy D's Mistletoe Memories, 8x8 Pad, for both of them. Tried to use lots of Hero Arts stamps. There will be a collections of all my Christmas recipes.
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Cookbooks
I collect cookbooks. They’re better reading than a novel, and they usually have happy endings.
Rethinker: Jim Leith
Cooks and Robbers Cookbook, Springfield Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, Springfield, Ohio, 2011
In honor of the city's 50th anniversary, The City of Overland Park Planning and Development Services Department created the “From Our House to Yours” cookbook. Proceeds from the cookbook have generated a $1,005.75 donation to support SAFEHOME's services. The cookbook is currently in it's 3rd printing.
Salone Internazionale del Libro 2016 - 16/05/2016 - Giorgione le origini dal mare di Trani ai monti di Val Pusteria
Transcript of the handwritten text:
Abalone Soup, Mrs. L. Norris. 6 plates
Six abalones cut into small
pieces, let stand in cold water 20 min.
Boil in same water 1/2 hour with 4 sticks
celery, 1 pod garlic. Chop 1 large onion
& fry in 2 tablesp. of butter, with 1 tablesp.
flour. Mix this with broth, boil a while
longer & add 1 cup of milk, some
chopped parsley, & 1 tablesp. Worcester. sauce.