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Cooking & Baking

chowmama

(592 posts)

6. I love them, too

Reply to spinbaby (Original post)

Wed Jan 29, 2025, 02:53 PM

Jan 29

I really like when they are well-loved and have notes in the margins about substitutions, additions, who likes this or that...The small household who's written down the math for a half recipe or the big household who doubles it. Extra points for 'this isn't good' warnings.

My 1943 Joy of Cooking came with a warning that it 'showed signs of use'. Oh, noooo! Wait'll I get through with it.

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Browsing my vintage cookbooks [View all] spinbaby Jan 29 OP

That sounds delicious Walleye Jan 29 #1

It does! rubbersole Jan 29 #2

Yes, we always had oysters in the winter and rolled them in cracker crumbs Walleye Jan 29 #3

Delicious, but not much to modern tastes spinbaby Jan 29 #4

I left New Orleans about 9 months ago. Tom Dyer Jan 29 #5

I love them, too chowmama Jan 29 #6

I'm a lover of cookbooks too AKwannabe Jan 29 #7

I collect Fanny Farmer cookbooks Retrograde Jan 29 #8