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so once more some books that came into the library that weren't added to the collection and i have harvested the recipes i want so.... if anything strikes your fancy pm me and all will be answered in order of receipt

Barefoot Contessa Back to Basics - Garten, Ina

The Before and...After - NPCA national Precast Concrete Association

California Heritage Continues - Junior League of Pasadena

Chinese Cooking Class Bookbook - the editors of Consumer Guide

Cooking: A Cook's Dictionary - Beard, Henry and Roy McKie

Daniel Boulud's Cafe Coulud Cookbook - Boulud, Daniel

The German and Viennese Cookbook - Shoprite

Our Favorites - The Garden Club of Henderson, KY

Papa Rossi's Secrets of Italian Cooking - Bennett, Victor and Antonia

Rossi

Pol Martin: Easy Cooking for Today - Martin, Pol

Pol Martin's Supreme Cuisine - Martin, Pol

Portland and Vicinity (PA/NJ) Ambulance Corps Auxiliary Cookbook

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so far the following books have been claimed:

Barefoot Contessa

Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud

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Here is your chance for a few new ones. Don't be shy, it is actually easier for me to ship 2-4 books to one address than to ship one - and many times cheaper with the new US postal boxes.

Los Barrios Family Cookbook - Trevino, Diana Barrios

The Best of Food & Wine

Delia's Vegetarian Collection - Smith, Delia

Cooking from the Hip - Cora, Cat

Foods of the World: The Cooking of Spain and Portugal - Feibleman, Peter

Libations of Life: a Girl's Guide to Life One Cocktail at a Time -

Brun, Dee

The New Vegetarian Cookbook - Abensur, Nadine

Papa Rossi's Secrets of Italian Cooking - Bennett, Victor

Patricia Yeo: Cooking from A to Z - Yeo, Patricia

If you are interested please pm me. I answer in order received.

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Here is your chance for a few new ones. Don't be shy, it is actually easier for me to ship 2-4 books to one address than to ship one - and many times cheaper with the new US postal boxes.

Los Barrios Family Cookbook - Trevino, Diana Barrios

The Best of Food & Wine

Delia's Vegetarian Collection - Smith, Delia

Cooking from the Hip - Cora, Cat

Foods of the World: The Cooking of Spain and Portugal - Feibleman, Peter

Libations of Life: a Girl's Guide to Life One Cocktail at a Time -

Brun, Dee

The New Vegetarian Cookbook - Abensur, Nadine

Papa Rossi's Secrets of Italian Cooking - Bennett, Victor

Patricia Yeo: Cooking from A to Z - Yeo, Patricia

If you are interested please pm me. I answer in order received.

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new year...more books to get rid of. please don't be shy and pm me...

The Best Thing I Ever Tasted by Sally Tisdale

Bon Appetit Best International Recipes

Best Pastas volume 1

Best Pastas volume 2

Deliciously Light

Fast and Easy

Tastes of the World

Cheese by John Fischer

The Encyclopedia of Creative Cooking

I Loved, I Lost, I made Spaghetti by Giulia Melucci

Rare Bits: Unusual Origins of Popular Recipes by Patricia Stevens

With Bold Knife and Fork by M.F.K. Fisher

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The Cuisinart Cooking Club newsletter was published monthly from August of 1985 through July of 1989. My set is ALMOST complete, but there are four months that I am missing and would love to find copies of them. The months I am missing are:

November 1986

March 1987

October 1988

January 1989

Please let me know if you can help with any of these.

Likewise, as my set is ALMOST complete, I would be happy to help if you've found this newsletter to be as helpful as I have and are missing some issues.

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a few days ago someone asked for a Cuisinart publication they enjoyed but were missing issues.

I cant search and find it

i have several old "pleasures of cooking" from cuisinart

these may not be the same.

anyway pls if you have it pls point me to that thead!

Happy Cooking!

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if you are interested I have been culling the herd AGAIN and I NEED to get rid of some cookbooks so please watch here and don't be shy about asking for books.......

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Here's the list.  PM me if you would like some of these books first come first served but I will let everyone know.  I should be able to send them out sometime next week.

 

Barker, Ben and Karen.   Not Afraid of Flavor: Recipes from Magnolia Grill

Bon Appetit.                   Best Pastas

                                    Deliciously Light

                                    Fast & Easy

Fischer, John.               Cheese

Fisher, M.F.K.               The Cooking of Provincial France (Time-Life Series) - this has been claimed

                                   With Bold Knife and Fork

Guarnaschelli, Alex        Old-School Comfort Food

Jaffrey, Madhur             World of the East Vegetarian Cooking

Melucci, Giulia              I loved, I lost, I made spaghetti

Peterson, B. R.             The Original Road Kill Cookbook

Ross, Shirley                The Seafood Book

Ruhlman, Michael          The Soul of a Chef

Stevens, Patricia           Rare Bits: Unusual Origins of Popular Recipes

Tisdale, Sallie               The best Thing I ever Tasted

Visser,, Margaret           The Rituals of Dinner

                        

 

 

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More to get rid of here in New Jersey.  If you are interested in any/as many as you want please PM me and, as always, first come/first served.

Thanks      suzi

 

Aidells, Bruce                                   Real Beer and Good Easts

 

Child, Julia                                       The French Chef Cookbook

                                                           Julia Child and Company

                                                           Julia Child and More Company

 

Davis, Deirdre                                  A Fresh Look at Saucing Foods

 

                                                           Flotilla 13-2 Cookbook.  11th Coast Guard District Auxiliary.  Torrance, CA.

 

Kimball, Christopher                       The Kitchen Detective

 

                                                            The Melting Pot: A collection of recipes from Picatinny (Arsenal) employees.  NJ

 

MacNeil, Karen                                 The Wine Bible

 

                                                            The Official Peanut Butter Lover's Centennial Cookbook.

 

Oliver, Jamie                                     Cooking with Jamie (withdrawn from a library collection)

 

Organic Gardening and Farming    Stocking Up

 

Orton, Mildred                                   Cooking with Whole Grains                   

 

                                                            Rodale's Basic Natural Foods Cookbook

 

Somerville, Annie                             Fields of Greens

 

                                                            Time Life The Cooking of Scandinavia

 

 

edited to cross out those books that are claimed.

 

                                                            

 

                                                            

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I'm getting another list together..... will check on the PB lovers cookbook when we get back from the shore. 

If I don't hear within a month or two I donate to one of the local libraries for their sales.

 

@mudbug, where in the ARKLATEX?  I know how to suck head and pinch tail!!!

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Well...this has been a "fun" almost year.

Here is the list of what I have to get rid of.  PM me with titles you want and I can ship up to 70 lbs in the states and 20 lbs to Canada so don't be shy.  First come, first served ....

 

Branch, Susan                                    Autumn                           CLAIMED

 

Capon, Robert F                                Capon on Cooking

                                                             Food for Thought

 

Clark, Jacqueline                              Mediterranean: food of the sun                 CLAIMED

 

                                                            Cookbook compiled by the staff, families and friends of the California Institute for Men

 

Day, Bunny                                         Catch 'em Hook 'em and Cook 'em

 

Duff, Haylie                                        The Real Girl's Kitchen

 

                                                             Feingold Family Favorites

 

                                                             Gluten Family Favorites

 

Lukins, Sheila                                    All around the world cookbook

 

McCalman, Max                               Cheese               CLAIMED

 

                                                            Recipes:  the cooking of Scandinavia (Time Life)                       CLAIMED

 

Smith, Jeff                                        The Frugal Gourmet on our immigrant ancestors

 

                                                            Southern Living Christmas Cookbook 2011

 

Thompson, Terry                              Cajun-Creole Cooking                            CLAIMED

                                                      

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19 hours ago, suzilightning said:

Well...this has been a "fun" almost year.

Here is the list of what I have to get rid of.  PM me with titles you want and I can ship up to 70 lbs in the states and 20 lbs to Canada so don't be shy.  First come, first served ....                                               

 

You are incredible Ms. Suzilightning.  So generous.  And, pray tell, why do you keep having reams of cookbooks to give away?  I am really curious.

Darienne

 

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38 minutes ago, Darienne said:

You are incredible Ms. Suzilightning.  So generous.  And, pray tell, why do you keep having reams of cookbooks to give away?  I am really curious.

I'm going through my own cookbooks and many of them my in-laws give me for birthdays and Christmas that I really wouldn't buy for myself.  Some of the ones in this batch also came from a woman who was cleaning our her brother's estate and wanted me to have them because she knew I was a cook.  Others I do get as review books.  If they are not marked in a particular was we librarians use I will offer them.  After about 6 weeks I will give ones not requested to my local library.

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47 minutes ago, suzilightning said:

I'm going through my own cookbooks and many of them my in-laws give me for birthdays and Christmas that I really wouldn't buy for myself.  Some of the ones in this batch also came from a woman who was cleaning our her brother's estate and wanted me to have them because she knew I was a cook.  Others I do get as review books.  If they are not marked in a particular was we librarians use I will offer them.  After about 6 weeks I will give ones not requested to my local library.

Gotcha.  I have a friend who is a health care worker and sometimes a older client will give her his late wife's cookbooks.  She is a dedicated non-cooking type so she passes them on to me.  I then have called in friends and neighbors to take what they want (after carefully taking the best for moi-même  :raz:) and then the remainder, if any, goes to the library.  

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Dear Suzilightning did send a big box of cookbooks to my small rural library some time in 2020.  She was duly thanked by our librarian and the books were much appreciated.

 

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17 hours ago, TdeV said:

Dear Suzilightning also sent me a some books. The books were packed into the box with old cooking magazines! Kept me busy for a while. 😊

 

Same here! "Southern Cooking," as I recall.

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