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I've been running into lots of great cookbooks while out stalking goodies lately...award winners and classics. http://www.blujay.com/?page=ad&cat=3100000&adid=1438808 Top Secret Recipes Lite! by Todd Wilbur, 1998, 1st Ed., hardcover with dust jacket, 244pp incl index The master of fast food cloning converts the fat- and sugar-laden original recipes into more healthy, low-fat versions of your favorite restaurant and pre-packaged cuisine. Over 80 recipes, ranging from vegetable side dishes (like Boston Market's Butternut Squash), to entrees (TGI Friday's Jack Daniel's Grill Salmon), and baked goods (Kellogg's Cinnamon PopTarts). Mr. Wilbur adds line drawings, or draftings, of many of the items, so you can see just how large a Twinkie is compared to its creamy white filling, and how much bigger a macaroni noodle gets when it's cooked into a clone of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. http://www.blujay.com/?page=ad&cat=3100000&adid=1438760 The Silver Palate Cookbook: Delicious recipes, menus, tips, lore from Manhattan's celebrated gourmet food shop by Julee Ross & Sheila Lukins, softcover, Workman Publishing, 1982, 362 pages including index. This is a favorite cookbook for both collectors and home cooks because its recipes combine elegance and creativity with ease and simplicity. Winner of the James Beard cookbook award in 1991, its emphasis upon fresh foods and its wonderful writing style has lifted it to an American perennial in the cookbook world. http://www.blujay.com/?page=ad&cat=3100000&adid=1438752 The Seasonal Kitchen: A Return to Fresh Foods, by Perla Meyers, Tastemaker's Best Cookbook of the Year, 1973, softcover - Vintage Books Edition 1975, 421pp incl index. An award winning cookbook which stresses the use of unprocessed foods in season - ahead of its time in 1973 (as witnessed by the number of awards it garnered), and still an intelligent choice in the 21st century! Voted the Best Cookbook of the Year, the Best Basic Cookbook, and the Best Author's First Cookbook in the annual Tastemaker Award Program -- the first book ever to win all three awards. More than a cookbook, The Seasonal Kitchen is also a philosophy of food. http://yesteryearsgoodies.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=167017 Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes - The Great Depression Cookbook By Ruth Van Deman and Fanny Walker Yeatman. Edited by Martin Greif. Universe Books, New York, 1975. Hardcover (cloth) edition with dust jacket. 142pp with index. "How did Americans eat during the Great Depression? How did the average person manage to prepare three square meals a day that were nourishing and well-balanced as well as economical? They had the practical help of Uncle Sam's wife, Aunt Sammy, that's how. They had Aunt Sammy's Radio Recipes, the most popular and practical cookbook of its day. Published in 1931, ... Reappearing for the first time in over forty years, (it) offers 90 tempting, well-balanced menus that can be prepared without spending long hours in the kitchen and 400 recipes for everything good from soup to desserts...Illustrated with period photographs and drawings, including the nostalgic story of the life and times of the original Aunt Sammy...in every way a cookbook for today." http://yesteryearsgoodies.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=138486 Esquire Cookbook 1955 Hardcover w DJ Take a cup of bachelorhood ala the movie The Apartment, a pound of sophistication, and a pinch of misogeny - add to it a desire to learn how to cook with pleasure and without drudgery of any kind - and you will have this quirky culture-laden cookbook for the single set of the mid 1950s...The only cookbook I know of that has several stories to entertain you while your pot boils. http://yesteryearsgoodies.com has over 400 listings in all - backed by over 3 years of 100% positive sales experience and a Golden Rule Guarantee - in the following categories: http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Art.html Art Prints, Photography http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Books.html Books http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/AdvertisingCollectibles.html Collectibles http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Cookbooks.html Cookbooks & Booklets http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Crafts.html Craft Books & Patterns http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Glass.html Glass http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Housewares.html House & Garden http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Jewelry.html Jewelry http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Linens.html Linens http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Pottery.html Pottery & Porcelain http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Silver.html Silver & Silverplate http://home.comcast.net/~yesteryearsgoodies/Videos.html Videos Credit cards via Paypal, checks, money orders all happily accepted! 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