Best of
Cookbooks

1965

A Treasury of Great Recipes


Vincent Price - 1965
    Selected from London's The Ivy, Madrid's Palace Hotel, New York's Sardi's, and other legendary establishments, the recipes are accompanied by witty commentaries, while colour photos and atmospheric drawings by Fritz Kredel make this one of the most beautiful books of its kind.

Uncle John's Original Bread Book


John Rahn Braué - 1965
    From back cover: The Delicious Art of Baking BreadIf you want Irish oatmeal bread, Italian bread sticks, French or Alsatian sourdough bread, Jewish honey cakes, Swedish limpa, German buttermilk rye or the more exotic German farmer's herb - parmesan bread, you'll find it all here and much, much more!JOHN BRAUE has lovingly put together a collection of priceless recipes which have been handed down family to family, baker to baker, friend to friend, for generations.But this book is more than just a great collection of recipes.It is also an entertaining primer of fascinating bread lore such as the different properties of flours, the vast differeces in recipe results due to climate, altitude, and ovens and the little known techniques of baking perfection.Tucked between the recipes are dozens of wise hints on the good life, good baking, good humor, and good eating.UNCLE JOHN'S ORIGINAL BREAD BOOK is unique, refreshing, invaluable addition to every housewife's kitchen shelf.

The I Never Cooked Before Cookbook


Jo Coudert - 1965