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lazydaizee
The Pennywise Cookbook | Lorna Walker

A lovely cookery book from the 1970s. Please click on the link and scroll down the page to read my review of this book
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books

#food
#1970s
#homecooking

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DebinHawaii
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#ItTakesAllKinds #LoveTriangle

TBH, I missed the 🔻on the prompt when I looked this morning (in my defense it was the butt crack before dawn & I was at the airport) & I started pulling Love-titled cookbooks so I just went with it! 🤷🏻‍♀️ Here‘s a 🔻of 3 cookbooks I own & love. ❤️🔻❤️ About to take off back to Oahu after a looong day in Kona.

TheBookgeekFrau Don't feel bad, I also missed the triangle part too and I'd already had my coffee and been functioning for an hour and a half 🙇🏻‍♀️🤣 (edited) 1mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I missed it too and I‘m a cohost 😂😂😂 1mo
Eggs You are the Cookbook Goddess - well done! 1mo
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Tamra
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Berries & Biscuits served with ice cream. It definitely needs cream of some sort as the berries are tart. 😚😚 Thumbs up for this and the teriyaki salmon because both recipes were easy & teen approved. 👍🏾

#Mtcookbook

Cathythoughts Yum yum yum 😋 2mo
Ddzmini Looks good 😊🙌🏽 2mo
mabell This looks delicious! 2mo
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Tamra
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Pickpick

I love Turshen‘s books - simple and super tasty. 😋

I highly recommend making this steak! The sauce just gets better the longer it sits. I served it as tacos with homemade corn tortillas.

Tamra I also love she gives simple variations on the dishes as well. 8mo
Christine She is the best! (Haven‘t tried this recipe yet but now want to!) 8mo
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Christine
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Pickpick

Cookbooks on audio = a revelation!! Stumbled upon this while trying to preview the ebook and loved the listening experience. Fun book with many great tips and engaging author narration. But what I loved most was how this entered my brain in a different, more lasting way than when I read a print cookbook cover-to-cover. This audio production didn‘t include the recipes, just the narrative parts (though I do love hearing recipes on audio). Great ⬇️

Christine bonus conversation with the author and his wife Ann Hood at the end, too. Now on the hunt for all the audio cookbooks! Already have two that I own in print in queue (The Food Lab and Salt Fat Acid Heat). 2y
JamieArc Interesting. I wouldn‘t think to listen to a cookbook on audio . 2y
Christine @JamieArc Same here! Really worked for me though. I feel like I‘d use my cookbooks more if I took them in this way. (I‘m mostly an audio reader these days.) 2y
Tamra I‘ll have to try! I‘ve never thought of audio for a cookbook. 2y
Christine @Tamra Yes, let me know what you think if you try one! 2y
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DebinHawaii
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#BigJuneReadathon #BigJuneReadathonPhotoChallenge

I posted about loving this soup cookbook before, but it‘s been awhile so I am using it for today‘s #Love prompt. I have made multiple recipes from it (some of them pictured above from my blog) & loved them all—especially the Pickle Soup in the top left corner.

Clwojick Yuummmm. Pickle soup sounds amazing! 2y
shanaqui Oooh, this is tempting. Though we've mostly been making soup in the slow cooker, so we can do the work during the cool part of the day when we have energy, and then eat later without having a hot stove etc etc. Still, it might give us ideas... 2y
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TieDyeDude
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Got my Gordon Ramsay on tonight! Beef wellington for NYE dinner. Turned out quite well. Goodbye 2020.

batsy Yum! Nice way to welcome in the new year :) 3y
Simona 🤤😋Looks 👌 Happy New Year 🥂🍾 3y
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alisiakae
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Morning tea time! Picking out two new recipes to make this week: one to bake, and one to cook.

Maya picked the dessert recipe, mocha lava cakes. She‘s a big fan of The Pioneer Woman. Still deciding on a new recipe to cook.

Brittanysteele89 I love your planner and I‘m envious of your neat print ! ✅ 4y
KarouBlue What a great idea! 4y
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Crazeedi
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These cookbooks are from the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. Several are organizations who published them, church groups, granges, etc. I have many more! Love all of them!!
#homecooking #goodfood #happybellies #happyhome

Eggs 💗💗vintage cookbooks💗💗 4y
BookNAround Community cookbooks are the best! Since they‘re recipes that people actually use in their own families, tend to turn out well and taste good too. 4y
Crazeedi @BookNAround they are! Time tested by real people in the community, I love them too!! 4y
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Crazeedi @Eggs Yes! You understand! 4y
Chrissyreadit I‘m glad you posted!!! I love cookbooks, and want to create my own “tested and loved” with vegan recipes. 4y
Geenie ❤️❤️ 4y
Leftcoastzen Nice collection! 4y
Crazeedi @Chrissyreadit did you ask me to post? I cant remember, I think itt was , I'm so sorry I had senior moment!!🤨 4y
Chrissyreadit Yup! It was me! 4y
Crazeedi @Chrissyreadit if there's anything I can maybe find for you let me know. Though the old cookbooks didn't necessarily have strictly vegan. I'm sure I can find ones you could adjust! 4y
Chrissyreadit @Crazeedi I‘m actually inspired to create a book of tried and true recipes- I forget how cozy it is to have a book where every recipe is a good one 4y
Chrissyreadit Like my moms when I was little. 4y
Crazeedi @Chrissyreadit that's a wonderful idea. I have a recipe box with many of my favorites 4y
Lynnsoprano Love your collection. Those old Sunset cookbooks are so good. I have a couple I‘ve cooked out of so much, they‘re falling apart. (edited) 4y
Crazeedi @Lynnsoprano I have several, this was just a tiny sample, 2 shelves of cookbooks!! But I seem to always go for my favorites, I really should go to each one and pick a recipe! 4y
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ReadingEnvy
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I'm not sure if this happens to anyone else, but sometimes I will encounter a recipe, and it will stick with me. This cake is one Turshen makes for her wife. I was intrigued by the simplicity of the recipe and the strange (to me) ingredients in the frosting. I liked that it tasted better cold. The combination of chocolate and raspberry probably moved it up a few notches.

Prairiegirl_reading I keep thinking about the award winning bar in Kitchens of the Great Midwest. I really should just try it. 😄 4y
Simona Nom, nom ... 4y
Lcsmcat So what‘s in the frosting? Inquiring minds want to know. 😀 4y
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Zelma Agreed! I am very curious about the frosting. 4y
MatchlessMarie Very curious since I suck at making frosting no matter how well I stick to the recipe lol 😋 4y
ReadingEnvy @Prairiegirl_reading I think about that a lot too. We all should just make the dang things. 4y
ReadingEnvy @Lcsmcat @MatchlessMarie @Zelma sour cream, melted chocolate, and maple syrup! But it whips up into this amazing consistency and has this tang that pairs well with the raspberry. http://jennybakes.blogspot.com/2020/01/happy-wife-happy-life-chocolate-cake.html 4y
Lcsmcat @ReadingEnvy That sounds delicious! 4y
ReadingEnvy @Prairiegirl_reading I looked up the peanut butter bars and it looks like similar ingredients to peanut butter balls, buckeyes if you're in Ohio, Georgia cookie candy if you're in Georgia, just in bar form. It would be tasty! 4y
Prairiegirl_reading @ReadingEnvy I read that one in October and I‘ve been thinking about it ever since. I read The Lager Queens of Minnesota and I‘ve been craft beers since then so I guess it‘s only fair I try these tasty treats. 😉 I live in Manitoba and I was thinking maybe we would call them peanut butter slice but that‘s the stuff with the marshmallows but regardless we call anything like this dainties. (edited) 4y
ReadingEnvy @Prairiegirl_reading Dainties! I love that. 4y
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