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The U S History Cookbook: Delicious Recipes and Exciting Events from the Past
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28/12/2009
My nephew wasn't thrilled when he opened this at Christmas, but he has read the whole thing and planned meals to cook already, so it's quite successful.

29/05/2006
Not just a great collection of recipes, this book has many wonderful little-known facts of American culinary history, such as the rise of "victory gardens," how the Caeser salad came about, and the origins of a ton of classic american dishes. It doesn't just give you the facts in list fashion: the author does an excellent job of summarizing the relevant time period and explaining why certain foods were preferred by people and how they came to be. I'm in my 30's and I love it just for the history! A+++!

07/05/2004
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Not just a great collection of recipes, this book has many wonderful little-known facts of American culinary history, such as the rise of \"victory gardens,\" how the Caeser salad came about, and the origins of a ton of classic american dishes. It doesn\'t just give you the facts in list fashion: the author does an excellent job of summarizing the relevant time period and explaining why certain foods were preferred by people and how they came to be. I\'m in my 30\'s and I love it just for the history! A+++!
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