The I Hate to Cook Book
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Presents a commemorative edition of a classic, humorous cookbook that includes more than 180 easy recipes for those who fear the kitchen, covering such categories as entrees, side dishes, salads, vegetables, and desserts, along with household hints.
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Publisher:
New York : - Grand Central Pub
Pages:
207
Edition:
50th anniversary ed
ISBN:
0446545929, 9780446545921
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes index.
Statement of responsibility:
Peg Bracken ; with a new foreword by Jo Bracken ; drawings by Hilary Knight
Physical description:
xiv, 207 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
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Add a CommentI think the title says it all..hahaha
Mrs. Bracken’s “I Hate to Cook Book” is my favorite cooking book—I even own two: a vintage and newer copy. If not only for the recipes, the book is worth Bracken’s humorous comments that will make you laugh out loud while following the recipes. I have several favorites, among which are Poor Lonely Man’s Poivrade, Oh Dad, Poor Dad (nobody believes it’s made with Spam!), Coka Chicken, Pot de Chocolat, Swiss Loaf (meatloaf), and Can Can Casserole. If you don’t like to cook, take Peg Bracken with you to the kitchen: you might discover a hidden talent!