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Some tasty recipes in this one albeit many not very on the healthy side.
Here's the cookbook:
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too many books in general, my husband is always saying. my daughter and i are both avid readers. leave it to us to bow a bookshelf in no time flat.
i don't actually use cookbooks, except for baking. i just use them to get ideas.
i was bored while the munchkin was painting so this is my half-assed result.
Sarah Lackley is making Pita to test a recipe for Eat It! Food Adventures, a children's cookbook by Gracie Cavnar
When my bookshelf went upstairs, so did the cookbooks that were on it, because there was no place downstairs for them. This was stupid and unhelpful when I wanted to, you know, use them. So we found a spot for them downstairs.
I cannot find a year in the cookbook but the cars features scream of the mid 60s so I suspect that is the era
Recipes featured travel well or are camp made....kind of goes with the feel of the photo of my grandfather and great uncle.
I bought this cookbook at a garage sale with 3 other cook books all for one dollar
Here are some other birthday presents I forgot to blog: V Cuisine: The Art of New Vegan Cooking, Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook and My Sweet Vegan. Geoff's family sent me these.
Pour the second bowl into the first bowl and fold with spatula. Next, dump dough out and cut into 20 sections.
Tipped-in color plates from the 1962 cookbook.
Photographs by Luc Ionesco, J. Fronval, B. Kugler, L. Iselin, A. Courteville, P. Almasy, E. Boubat, M. Desjardins, A. Guillemot, C. Kalischer, P.-L. Millet, G. Pétremand
january 3, 2007 - taking advantage of the fact that i am without a computer (and the internet) at home and catching up on crafty projects like my cooking scrapbook.
Transcript of the handwritten text:
Italiana
2 pks Superior noodles
2 cans corn2 cans tomatoes
2 lbs. hamburger
2 onions4 cl. garlic
1 can mushrooms
Fry onions & garlic in
olive oil, add hamburger
& brown. Cook noodles
until tender. Put all in
baking dish & bake at
least one hour. Enough
to serve 12 or 14 people.
Italian Rice
1 bean garlic
1 green pepper
1 onion, minced and fry in olive oil.
also fry 1 can mushrooms in olive oil
& pour over rice.
i use 'the cake bible' for cakes of all sorts: she recommends *not* separating the eggs for waffles, which is happy-making.