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I never buy cookbooks without photos but this one was worth the $2 at the thrift store.
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I never buy cookbooks without photos but this one was worth the $2 at the thrift store.


I never buy cookbooks without photos but this one was worth the $2 at the thrift store.

by Eastern_Reality_9438

13 Comments

  1. HopefulAnybody

    Oooo now you have to make every recipe and share the pictures with us.

  2. dieyoufool3

    Please update us with each once you’ve tried it, and rate the recipe for us

  6. GeneralBurg

    Damn that soup sounds really good, might have to try it out

  8. FattierBrisket

    Oh hell yes!! They’d probably love this over on r/old_recipes too.

  9. Cerridwn_de_Wyse

    I’ve had that cookbook before I don’t know if I still have it. I got rid of a lot of the actual books a couple of moves ago.

  10. Fern_the_Forager

    I feel like this should be posted to r/noscrapleftbehind, they always have people posting with absurd quantities of one specific food item. They’re the people you read about in math textbooks- and this would be useful to them!

  11. GlassTablesAreStupid

    Why don’t you buy cookbooks with pictures in them?

  12. GrumpyOldBear1968

    OMG I lost this book over a decade ago! brings back memories

  13. balunstormhands

    I recently found Garlic! Garlic! Garlic! at a local thrift store. I’ll have to keep my eye out for this.