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Better Homes and Gardens Heritage of America Cookbook (Better Homes & Gardens Test Kitchen) Review

Better Homes and Gardens Heritage of America Cookbook (Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen)
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If I could only keep one cookbook, this would be it. I find myself going to this book time after time for both classic and unique recipes. It has given me a much richer sense of the history of the nation as a whole, and even of my own geographic region. The recipes are wonderful, but the explanations of how and why the dishes were used...well, they're what makes this book truly special! I have the original and the book jacket is pretty worn, but it will always have the most prominent place on my shelf.

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Rich in heritage, historical detail, and lore, this volume includes more than three-hundred regional recipes gathered from people all over the United States. 75,000 first printing. $500,000 ad/promo. Tour.

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Better Homes and Gardens Homemade Cookies (Better Homes & Gardens Test Kitchen) Review

Better Homes and Gardens Homemade Cookies (Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen)
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My grandmother always made cookies and kept some on hand for every time we came to visit. At Christmas time she would make tins full of different types of cookies. The variety seemed endless. This was one of my favorite books in her cookbook collection.
All kinds of cookies have made their way into this book. Drop, Bar, sliced, shaped, cutout and no-fuss cookies are all invited into cookie heaven.
One reason I especially like this book is that they have a special section called: "Helpful Cookie Hints." It helps you keep your home-baked cookies fresh and they give the ABC's of cookie storing, sending and gift giving.
Banana Nut Cookies, Pumpkin Cookies, Coconut Macaroons, cake brownies, Double Almond Cookies and the more traditional shortbread recipes look divine. There is a cherry variation for the shortbread recipe.
I have also been looking for a good recipe for molded cookies. You often find the molds, but there is no recipe with many of them. The recipe for "whole wheat critters" is a cookie made with whole wheat flour and is quite good.
As a child, my mother helped us make "sugar bells." I wish she had let us make the "cookie pops" those are adorable. I think some of these recipes might be in the Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook because I remember making some of the as a child.
This cookbook was originally $... so it has kept its value since 1990. The cover is tan with cookies almost falling off the cover. There are so many of them! The pinwheels and chocolate cookies with mint filling look especially tempting.
~TheRebeccaReview.com

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Reliable cookie recipes from America's baking authority.
Great-tasting assortment of any-day, any-occasion recipes.
Cookie-baking questions answered by America's food authority—the Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen.
Chapters divided by technique: drop, bar, sliced, shaped, cutout.
Make-ahead instructions.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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