Description: (Cook Books) Better Homes and Gardens editors: My Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book: Ring_Bound. Better Homes & Gardens - Meredith Publishing Compa, Des Moines, IA. 1940. B&W Illustrations: 5th Edition, 37th Printing. Very Good This is a hardback book with a three ring binding. The book is in Very Good condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine joints of the book cover have tearing to the bottom edges of both front and rear cover. The text pages are generally clean. Also included is a series of pull-outs (either from magazines, or some other publication) Called "Cooks' Round Table of Endorsed Recipes" . There are several of these pull-outs in several areas (mostly dessert oriented). The section on pastry has the punch holes torn. There are also other recipes laid-in by a former owner. "“In the late 19th century, you start to get these American kitchen bibles that were larger than one person’s voice, ” food historian Laura Shapiro said. “These were, above all, teaching cookbooks. They were educational [and] were supposed to lead you right from the first step of your life in the kitchen. The first one that you could call ‘corporate’ was the ‘Fannie Farmer Cookbook’ [originally called ‘The Boston Cooking-School Cookbook’] back in 1896.”These huge books peaked during the 20th century. The “Good Housekeeping Everyday Cookbook” was published in 1903, with recipes described as “the meals granny used to make, ” including buttermilk biscuits and meatloaf. “Better Homes & Gardens” and “The Joy of Cooking” published their first editions in 1930 and 1931, respectively, followed by “Betty Crocker’s Cookbook” in 1950. (The original Better Homes & Gardens cookbook was released 93 years ago, but because its 10-cent, 56-page recipe pamphlets began a century ago, the latest book celebrates 100 years of recipe publishing. ) " (From Washington Post (2023) 4 132 #47130 $40
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Author: Better Homes and Gardens editors
Book Title: My Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book
Cover: Ring_Bound
Language: English
Publisher: Better Homes & Gardens - Meredith Publishing Compa
Publication Year: 1940
Place Published: Des Moines, IA
Topic: Cook Books
Format: Ring_Bound
Edition: 5th Edition
Printing: 37th Printing
Book Condition: Very Good
Defects: This is a hardback book with a three ring binding. The book is, in Very Good condition and was issued without a dust jacket., The spine joints of the book cover have tearing to the bottom, edges of both front and rear cover. The text pages are, generally clean. Also included is a series of pull-outs (either, from magazines, or some other publication) Called "Cooks' Round, Table of Endorsed Recipes" . There are several of these, pull-outs in several areas (mostly dessert oriented). The, section on pastry has the punch holes torn. There are also, other recipes laid-in by a former owner. "“In the late 19th, century, you start to get these American kitchen bibles that, were larger than one person’s voice, ” food historian Laura, Shapiro said. “These were, above all, teaching cookbooks. They, were educational [and] were supposed to lead you right from the, first step of your life in the kitchen. The first one that you, could call ‘corporate’ was the ‘Fannie Farmer Cookbook’, [originally called ‘The Boston Cooking-School Cookbook’] back, in 1896.”These huge books peaked during the 20th century. The, “Good Housekeeping Everyday Cookbook” was published in 1903,, with recipes described as “the meals granny used to make, ”, including buttermilk biscuits and meatloaf. “Better Homes &, Gardens” and “The Joy of Cooking” published their first, editions in 1930 and 1931, respectively, followed by “Betty, Crocker’s Cookbook” in 1950. (The original Better Homes &, Gardens cookbook was released 93 years ago, but because its, 10-cent, 56-page recipe pamphlets began a century ago, the, latest book celebrates 100 years of recipe publishing. ) ", (From Washington Post (2023)
Illustration Type: B&W Illustrations
Binding: Ring_Bound
Subject: Cook Books
Place of Publication: Des Moines, IA
Year Printed: 1940