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Vintage books, especially in decorating and entertaining are favs. In case you happen to be in the mood for such a party yourself, here are some places to pick up a book for inspiration.
A real classic from oldcookbooks.com which started Julia Childs way.
A cookbook from one of the best food writers M. K. Fisher at vintagecookbook.com.
If this wets your whistle, treat yourself to a visit to Bonnie Slotnick's small shop in Village in NYC or call her and she'll hunt down whatever you need.
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1 comments:
aHow GREAT! I love a good casserole as well as the next girl. What did you end up cooking? Do you have these fab cookbooks?
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