The New Good Housekeeping Cookbook - 1963 Edition Second Printing - Dorothy B. Marsh prints - Hungarian names of each

- Hungarian names of each dish are included alongside their American translation

5" inches (tall) x 3

which the store clerk would have kept to record the daily purchases of each customer

the US import firm Bawo & Dotter

The New Good Housekeeping Cookbook - 1963 Edition Second Printing - Dorothy B. Marsh prints - Hungarian names of eachA COOKBOOK CAN BE MANY THINGS {HISTORY} Comfort cooking looks no further than the classic books of the 1950s and 1960s. That's when our moms and grandmas were preparing meals that would ultimately turn into requested family favorites meal after meal decade after decade. Their culinary endeavors were inspired by books like this, The Good Housekeeping Cookbook. First published in the 1930s, it became a runaway best seller popular throughout the 20th