Do you have a cookbook collection? I should have taken a picture of all my cookbooks at the end of my island. I have a a lot. But I stacked these to show you the array of cookbooks I have. Yet, when I'm going to make something I have never made before, I always consult with Old Faithful. Which would be my old tattered copy of The Complete Family Cookbook. There are a few reasons that I do this. For starters, it never has those exotic have-to-run-to-the-store ingredients when it's 3pm and snowing 2 inches a minute out. It always has down home recipes whatever they are that everyone in my family seems to like. Tonight I made Chili con carne with homemade cornbread and a salad. Perfect meal for such a snowy day! And Old Faithful did not disappoint!!!
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I always go to my old red and white Better Homes and Gardens cookbook that I got 41 years ago. It has wonderful basics in it that are tried and true. I have a huge collection of cookbooks though. My favorites are the church cookbooks.
Hi my sweet friend....
I wish I had known you were having that delicious dinner last night, I would have knocked on your door and invited myself in. Yum!
But then I would get you sick. So that wouldn't have been nice.
;-)
I love your old faithful cookbook -the ones with the ring binders are the best!
xo,
Kim
I don't really have a huge collection of cookbooks anymore. When we renovated the kitchen I went thru them all and donated over half of them. I never used them....I always go to my old faithful,the Better Homes and Gardens one! LOL...I also have a small one that is called something like Cooking Basics which I got as a wedding gift. I have worn it out as the cover is now hanging on by a thread!!! LOL
~Des
Oooo.. I'm glad you stopped by my blog today! I'm from Norwich. I occasionally get up to Albany!
Love your cookbook collection and the more worn, the more loved. I have a few cookbooks, but I have more Bon Appetit, Gourmet and Cooks magazines than I'd like to admit to hoarding.
Waiting to see that Yankee Candle Shop post. Signing on as a follower too!
I love cookbooks. old, new, it doesn't matter, I can totally get lost in them and read them like a novel :) I recently came across one from Better Homes and Gardens that has to from the 50s. Evidentally they used a lot of shortening back then in their baked goods haha. I do have several recipes bookmarked.
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