These books are in beautiful condition, and the Charleston Receipts book actually has some handwritten recipes inside the front pages! Are you ready to get cooking?
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Vintage Cookbook Giveaway
These books are in beautiful condition, and the Charleston Receipts book actually has some handwritten recipes inside the front pages! Are you ready to get cooking?
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My favourite cook book is called Desserts and it has a variety of different tasty treats in it. Your cookbooks look really interesting :)
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ReplyDeleteI use my Better homes and Gardens cookbook a lot!
ReplyDeleteI have a Campbell's Soup cookbook that i love.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite cookbooks is a small one - Clara's Kitchen. I love it for the stories as much as for the recipes.
ReplyDeleteI have a Betty Crocker cookbook from the '50s that, to me, is a timeless classic.
ReplyDeleteHmm I don't really have any physical cook books but i know the older recipes are usually the best. I just pull my recipes from the internet and whatever sounds good I will try to do.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! My favorite cookbook is my mom's copy Fanny Farmer. It's falling apart -- like, the boards aren't really attached anymore - but I turn to the page with white sauce, and her hand, at least once a month.
ReplyDeleteActually my favorite cookbook are actually what I found in a cookbook, my Grandmom's handwritten recipes for various delicious old fashion style dinners and desserts. The paper is brown so they are in a protective sleeve, but the recipes are still golden.
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ReplyDeleteMy facorite cookbook is one from my old elementary school... each of the parents submitted a recipe!
ReplyDeleteI use an app called Paprika on my iPad that allows me to store my favorite recipes from my family and also add recipes from the internet! I definitely use it as much as any of my actual cookbooks.
ReplyDeleteYou should have a bookmaker repair it for you, make it good as new for generations to come! Check out my friends Jenna at http://www.kittycatstevens.com/, to see what can be done. :)
ReplyDeleteI have friends who swear by that one.
ReplyDeleteDoes it incorporate a lot of their soups? Those are great starter ingredients for simple recipes.
ReplyDeleteI love that one of the vintage cookbooks I'm giving away has hand-written recipes in the liner pages. Wouldn't we love to know the stories behind it?
ReplyDeleteMy mother still uses the Betty Crocker cookbook she got at her wedding in the 80s... I hope I get it someday, even though it's not pure vintage.
ReplyDeleteMy cousins and I are in the process of scanning the recipe cards our Grandma left behind to have them printed in a family cookbook. There are so many of us, it seems the best way to ensure her legacy as a great cook continues.
ReplyDeleteHere's an image of her Dilly Dip recipe. I miss her so much when I see her handwriting.
LOL! My Mom isn't my go-to cooking advice person, for that I go to my friend Jen. She can bow-hunt her own deer, butcher it, and make venison stew from scratch. She even makes her own breads. I love her.
ReplyDeleteI still have one that I made in elementary where I used Mom's recipes and illustrated cartoons about them. LOL
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite/most used cookbook is my old copy of Joy of Cooking.
ReplyDeleteYes, every recipe has a soup in it. I have made some great meals!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook is Julia Child's Art of French Cooking! I love that you have a Charleston cookbook! That's awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteI have that on my shelf too!
ReplyDeleteI used to live near Savannah, and traveled to Charleston a few times. :) I also love Julia Child's books, I have Vol I and II of her French Cooking books.
ReplyDeleteThe good housekeeping cookbook that came out between the 50's and 80's. They are so good at really saying everything you need to do the recipe correctly (not assuming you "just know".)
ReplyDeleteI have a Slow Cooker recipe book and I swear by it. All the recipes are easy to prepare and delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is a Year With Six Sisters' Stuff. Great book!! Thanks for this giveaway:)
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I have a Slow Cooker book too! I got it at Barnes & Noble for a steal.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of that one, need to check it out.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look it up!
ReplyDeletei LIKE MY RACHEL RAY EXPRESS MEALS
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite cookbook. But I tend to read historical cookbooks. Cookbooks like what Jane Austin ate but I really like American history cookbooks.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook came from the church that my grandma belonged to. These are all recipes from the church members The cookbook came out in the late 80's, so there are some very dated recipes! I have also found some gems in there.
ReplyDeleteThe vintage Betty Crocker cookbooks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook is one my mom gave me that was contributed to by members of her church.
ReplyDeleteAw, that's so sweet! This is really close to a recipe my aunt makes called beau monde dip. It's so yummy. I've never tried it with the dill pickle juice though. I'll have to try that.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook is one my mom made for me a few years ago for Christmas. It has all of our treasured family recipes in it, including one from my great grandma. I love it and it comes in handy!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook is a handwritten cookbook by my Mom. She gave each of us girls one for Christmas many years ago.
ReplyDeleteI really love my Joy Of Cooking Book
ReplyDeleteArtisan Bread in 15 minutes a day (any of them actually!)
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ReplyDeleteI like Betty Crocker
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook has always been the big fat Red Betty Crocker book that I grew up with, looking at in my moms kitchen.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Joy of Cooking.
ReplyDeleteI have a spiral-bound Betty Crocker cookbook that I absolutely love and that has everything you could ever need in it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook would have to be my local volunteer firefighter's cookbook. I love to see what family recipes are just down the road!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cook book was given to me this past year for Christmas. It was put together by our local Eastern star chapter and has recipes with common ingredients.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite and prized cookbook is a family church cookbook loaded with my grandmother, aunts and cousins recipes
ReplyDeleteMy fave is an old amish recipes cookbook that I found in a thrift store.
ReplyDeleteMy absolute favorite cookbook is actually a two set of Meta Givens books (New Encyclopedia of Cooking) that my grandmother used religiously. Lots of sentimental value. :) My favorite book as far as recipes is On Top of Spaghetti.
ReplyDeleteMy Mom gave me my fave, the Betty Crocker Cookbook in 1978!
ReplyDeleteI have a bread book that I picked up at Pic N Save over 25 years ago that was a great help in baking bread. I have never seen it anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cook book is either the original Fanny Farmer (quite informative and still relevant!) or this Indian cook booklet that I picked up at a small museum in Lawton, OK while there to see Son #2 graduate basic training in the Army. Talk about interesting and frugal! Thanks for the fabulous giveaway-this would be the perfect prize for me!
ReplyDeleteI love the pioneer woman's cookbooks
ReplyDeletemy favorite cookbook is a betty crocker cookbook from my grandma
ReplyDeleteFannie Merritt Farmer'sbaking book. It is easy to follow and has lots of great recipes
ReplyDeleteThe Joy of cooking it's a classic
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cookbook is an old church cookbook that all the women sent in the recipes to.
ReplyDeleteI like Diabetic Desserts the best. My mom cooks a lot so these would be perfect for her. Thank you for the awesome giveaway & Happy Easter :)
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Yes, if you look in the 2nd variation of the recipe it loks like she was trying to write Beau monde seasoning or something like that!
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