Culinary Arts Institute Encyclopedic Cookbook, 1971
$50.4
$88.2
Description Culinary Arts Institute Encyclopedic Cookbook, 1971: New Revised Edition. Edited by Ruth Berolzheimer. Published by the Culinary Arts Institute, Chicago, in 1971. Thumb indexed. 974 pages, plus index. Book is in PRISTINE condition. Back hinge has been reinforced with librarian’s tape. No shelf wear. Pages are spotless. No inscription. Mint, as-if new condition! Definitely in gift condition. Please like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/vintagecookbook, where you can find vintage recipes from all the classic cookbooks! Please follow us on Twitter @vintagecookbook! When you follow us on Twitter you’ll know immediately when we post new cookbooks and when we do mark downs! And don’t forget to click on “Recipes” at the top of the VintageCookbook.com Homepage. You’ll find one great recipe from many of the great antique and vintage cookbooks. Looking for cooking ephemera? Come back to VintageCookbook.com. Check out our Vintage Advertising Cookbooklets category. We add new items daily. See it here: https://www.vintagecookbook.com/product-category/vintage-advertising-cook-booklets/ And check out our new vintage recipe section, Vintage Bartender’s Guides and Cocktail Books. See it here: https://www.vintagecookbook.com/product-category/vintage-bartenders-guides-or-cocktail-books/ To properly display your antique cookbook collection, you might want to visit our sister site, www.VintageTablecloths.com! f your sister, your mother, your friend, or your colleague asks you where you found this rare vintage cookbook, please tell him or her: Vintagecookbook.com. At VintageCookbook.com we try to provide you with your mother’s cookbook! I know lots of current recipe bloggers write proudly that their recipes are “not from your mother’s cookbook.” We think the recipes in your mother’s cookbook provided food that was nutritious and warm and colorful and just plain yummy! We know that just looking at the cover of your mother’s Woman’s Home Companion Cook Book makes you feel good. Holding her Betty Crocker Cookbook, or her Better Homes and Gardens, or Good Housekeeping Cookbook in your hands is better than nostalgic. And cooking some of those dishes for your children will pass on a great tradition.
