Classics and new editions shape top cookbooks
Yolanda Wright surveys 14 cookbooks in two parts offering free library loans and local store sales. Updated classics like Claiborne and Fannie Farmer emphasize nutrition and modern techniques with hundreds of new recipes, while Moosewood and Groff titles highlight vegetarian travel, Pennsylvania Dutch heritage, and seasonal family meals.
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Yolanda Wright
Onondaga County Public Library
Craig Claiborne
The
New York Times
Claiborne
Fannie Farmer
Marion Cunningham
Cunningham
New England
Moosewood
Ithaca
Africa
Middle East
Britain
Caribbean
Chile
Europe
Asia
United States
Betty Groff
Macmillan
Groff
Mount Joy
Joo Groff
Pennsylvania
Hunt Hit
Ruth
Germany
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Aurrichio
Grandaddy
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North Castle
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Sun
Joanne Britton
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Syracuse
Clinton Square
New Friends
Betty Crocker
Prentice Hall
Connecticut
Andays ST
Pega
Simon & Schuster Inc
Volendia
Food & Home
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Skitch Henderson
Penguin Books
NBC
New York Pops Orchestra
New York City
Litchfield County
Conn
Hendersons
Silo
Jacques Pepin
Martha Stewart
Giuliano Bugialli
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Icook Book
Craig Glasborne
Harper
Bally Cacraeys
Betty
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