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Old 06.10.2011, 10:54
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Re: Iconic Cookery Books

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I LOVE cookery books! I have lots, and buy more all the time.
I'm the only person I know that reads cookery books in bed
(Yes really - I have a pile of them by the bed at all times )
We're out here, believe me!

Looking at my vast collection of cookery books I've realised that the most stained ones are both old, Perfect Cooking by Marguerite Patten and The Pauper's Cookbook by Jocasta Innes. I've two copies of these, my own (bought new many moons ago) and my late Mother's copies. Hers are much used as well.

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