Historical Cookbooks
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This collection contains historical cookbook or cookbooks that can no longer circulate due to wear and tear on the material(s).
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Money management: Your food dollar
(Chicago, Illinois: Household Finance CorporationToronto, Ontario: Household Finance Corporation of Canada, 1960)Food markets today offer a variety of wholesome, nourishing foods at a wide range of prices. Many come in a number of forms ... both fresh and processed ... partly or fully prepared ... packed or packaged for convenient ... -
Hamilton beach food mixer: Instructions and tested recipes
(Racine, Wisconsin: Hamilton Beach Company, 1946) -
No frowns, all smiles: Using the deep-well cooking method
(Manitowoc, Wisconsin: Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company, undated) -
Recipes that do wonders for meats with wine
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Golden anniversary cookbook of Matador chapter No. 66 of the eastern star, the
(Kansas City, Missouri: Bev-Ron Publishing Company, 1950) -
Canned salmon
(Washington, D.C.: National Canners Association, 1929) -
Official tailgating cookbook, the
(Columbus, Ohio, undated) -
Simple cooking of wholesome food for the farm home
(Austin, Texas: University of Texas, 1913-11-22) -
Good quality and safe home canned food
(College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University, 1914) -
World's fair seafood fare
(Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service, undated) -
Mary L. Flournoy cook book
(New York City, New York: The MacMillan Company, 1957) -
Fruit juices and fruit juice beverages
(Berkeley, California: University of California, 1928-04) -
Meat
(Chicago, Illinois: Institute of American Meat Packers, undated)A brief discussion of its food value and its proper place in the diet, with a number of recipes for preparing a variety of economical and palatable meat dishes. -
West Bend portable 3 speed electric food mixer: Recipes and instructions
(West Bend, Wisconsin: West bend Aluminum Company, 1954) -
Vermont maple sugar and syrup
(Montpelier, Vermont: Vermont Department of AgricultureMontpelier, Vermont: Vermont Development Commission, 1955) -
Morton's Chip-O's recipes: Snacks and dips
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Frozen foods: How to freeze, how to cook
(College Station, Texas: The A&M College of Texas, undated) -
When, what, and how to can and preserve fruits and vegetables in the home
(Tuskegee, Alabama: Tuskegee Institute, 1915-06) -
Canning, preserving, pickling
(Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1915-09-01)