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Let’s Start to Cook, Farm Journal’s Junior Cookbook, 1966, Stated First Edition, First Printing

$34.00

Let’s Start to Cook: 300 Never-Fail Recipes for Beginners. By the food editor of Farm Journal, Nell B. Nichols. This isn’t a “kiddie cookbook.” It’s a cookbook for a beginner–doesn’t have to be a child. Published by Doubleday and Company, Inc. Garden City, New York, in 1966. Hard cover without dust jacket. 254 pages. Book is in good vintage condition. Binding is weak. (Marked down from $28.00.)

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Let’s Start to Cook: 300 Never-Fail Recipes for Beginners. By the food editor of Farm Journal, Nell B. Nichols. This isn’t a “kiddie cookbook.” It’s a cookbook for a beginner–doesn’t have to be a child. Published by Doubleday and Company, Inc. Garden City, New York, in 1966. Hard cover without dust jacket. 254 pages. Book is in good vintage condition. Binding is weak.

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!

If your sister, your mother, your friend, or your colleague asks you where you find your rare, first edition, antique cookbooks, please tell him or her: VintageCookbook.com. For showing off those rare recipes on your vintage kitchen or dining room table, you should visit our sister site, VintageTablecloths.com.

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