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1966 Vintage Cookbook Favorite Recipes Great Plains Desserts 900 Recipes from Women's Club Leaders
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Favorite Recipes of the Great Plains, the Desserts Edition, Including Party Beverages. Softcover booklet, 9" X 6", 124 pages, black and white drawings and photos. Published by Favorite Recipes Press, KY, 1966.
In Good used condition. Covers are rubbed and worn along the edges, especially at the top of the spine. Interior pages age-toned, but very clean and unmarked.
The recipes in this book (900 of them!) were submitted by women leaders of church, business, and charity organizations such as the ABWA, the Rebekahs, the Order of the Eastern Star, Altar Societies, etc., in Kansas, Nebraska, and North and South Dakota. Each recipe's contributor and location are noted.
These are not recipes that worry about calories and waistlines. These recipes sneer at cholesterol counts. These are recipes for the delicious cakes, candies, pies, pastries, refrigerator desserts, fruit desserts, frozen desserts, puddings and cookies that Mom, Grandma and Great-Grandma used to make back in the day.
In Good used condition. Covers are rubbed and worn along the edges, especially at the top of the spine. Interior pages age-toned, but very clean and unmarked.
The recipes in this book (900 of them!) were submitted by women leaders of church, business, and charity organizations such as the ABWA, the Rebekahs, the Order of the Eastern Star, Altar Societies, etc., in Kansas, Nebraska, and North and South Dakota. Each recipe's contributor and location are noted.
These are not recipes that worry about calories and waistlines. These recipes sneer at cholesterol counts. These are recipes for the delicious cakes, candies, pies, pastries, refrigerator desserts, fruit desserts, frozen desserts, puddings and cookies that Mom, Grandma and Great-Grandma used to make back in the day.
