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In reply to the discussion: Do you still have cookbooks? Do you use them? [View all]Phentex
(16,504 posts)72. My husband hated Lima beans as a kid
But I love them so I made for the family. My kids both love them now and my husband eats them too.
Bean Club sounds so cool. Heirloom anything is hard to find. And project xoco is so worthwhile. I am happy you responded because I love hearing about things like this.
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Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking changed the way I cook.. It's the "anti cook book"
mitch96
Aug 2024
#20
We have quite a few -- everything from what is essentially a textbook from the CIA,
rsdsharp
Aug 2024
#21
Giant Italian books by region with beautiful photos, Kripalu Kitchen, Indian vegan cookbook, huge vegan cookbook,
mahina
Aug 2024
#30
I have yards (x 36") of cookbooks -- I'm slowly donating them to the King County Library system
fierywoman
Aug 2024
#33
just my grandma's settlement cookbook. family recipes. + make my own basic. pimp grandma's.
pansypoo53219
Aug 2024
#64