#Vintage cookbooks

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Cook Book of 1926. The Eagle had also published cookbooks in 1922, 1923, and 1924. They were part of the newspaper’s “Libraries,” a series of pamphlets on diverse topics. The recipes were submitted by readers. It sold for a quarter, which was the equivalent of about $30 today.

In Tasty Dishes, cheese dishes outnumbered others. Cheese Fairy, cheese fondue, St. Armand cheese, cheese balls, cheese straws, cheese puffs, cheese patties, and “hot cheese dreams,” all appeared in this section.

Photos: Gotham Center for NYC History

[stone-cold-groove]

How’s that, Grandma? A Selection of Choice Recipes. Rumford Baking Powder recipe booklet - 1920.

[therecipelibrary]

Treasure in an 1852 cook book.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE PINNACLE OF "COOKING FUN" PER THE 1980s -- GRAB YOURSELF A COPY TODAY.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a vintage "Strawberry Shortcake"-themed paperback cookbook titled "Strawberry Shortcake's Cooking Fun" (1980), written and illustrated by Michael J. Smollin.

"A colorful collection of tasty recipes for very young cooks and their grown-up assistants featuring creative snack-and party-time ideas with wholesome foods."

-- KIDIZEN (paperback description)

Source: www.kidizen.com/items/strawberry-shortcake-cooking-fun-book-2411551.

[theresawritesstuff]

So my in-laws recently bought a place at auction they're planning on fixing up and because of that cleaning out the place has been a weird sort of treasure hunt. Among some of the recent finds was a bunch of cool books from the 60s-80s. No idea if the recipes are any good but I've gotten a few laughs.

[cynthiabertelsen]

My First Cookbook and What it Taught Me ... and Maybe You, Too

First edition, 1955 (Photo credit: C. Bertelsen) I still have my very first cookbook, now wearing a faded gingham cover, much like a well-worn and well-loved apron that used to belong to the archetypal American grandmother, possibly one with British antecedents like mine. A three-ring binder for all practical purposes, the book allowed fledgling cooks like me to add recipes, ideally from the…

[project1939]

The Carnation cookbook I saw advertised on the Burns and Allen show (top left), and the actual 1952 version I found on ebay! I love modern technology.

[cdchyld]

Just added to the Vintage shop!

~ “Mushrooms Mushrooms” by Diz MacEslin (1982)

[thehappysorceress]

Socially? Intimately? Just how well did she know them?

Casseroles I Have Known by Flo Price, 1973

[misforgotten2]

Barbecues are always fun until an apex predator shows up. Shows up with an apron that reads “Eat the Cook”

The Fireside Cook Book - 1949

[vintagehomecollection]

This kitchen spot envelops the aura of another time and place. In it are the commercial products of yesteryear, tastefully preserved and arranged on antique shelving.

Beyond The Kitchen: A Dreamer’s Guide, 1985

[injuries-in-dust]

"It currently resembles silicone!"

[thegroovyarchives]

Better Homes and Gardens 50 Great Recipes for Camp Cooking Booklet (via: eBay)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE ART OF SANDWICH-MAKING IN EARLY '80s KIDCORE -- HUNGRY YET?

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on the introductory two-page sandwich illustration spread from "Strawberry Shortcake's Cooking Fun" paperback recipe and/or children's cookbook, written & illustrated by Michael J. Smollin, published by Random House in 1980.

"Strawberry Shortcake and her friends love to have parties. And they know lots of easy ways to make food fancy and fun, too. Now they would like to share their ideas with you."

-- MICHAEL SMOLLIN, author/illustrator of "Strawberry Shortcake's Cooking Fun" (1980), published by Random House

Source: www.kidizen.com/items/vintage-strawberry-shortcake-s-cooking-fun-3840716.

[shiftythrifting]

The front and back of three cookbooks I bought at Goodwill in western NC. The first is from 1948 and sponsored by Crisco, the Jello one is a second edition from 1974, and the last is from 1997. The Jello book had the original mail order form for other cookbooks.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent and Mary Price in their kitchen - from Mary and Vincent's Treasury of Great Recipes (1965)