Delaware favorites: A cookbook of recipes from 4-H families & friends unknown author

$181

1993 First printing. Spiral bound cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spiral is in good condition. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

“Delaware favorites: A cookbook of recipes from 4-H families & friends” offers a delightful glimpse into the state’s culinary heritage. Published in 1993, this community cookbook captures the diverse cultural influences and local ingredients that have shaped Delaware’s foodways. Each recipe carries a story, connecting readers to the land and cherished customs of generations past. For collectors and enthusiasts of regional culinary history, this well-worn volume is a genuine artifact, reflecting the 4-H organization’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of home economists and agricultural leaders.

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1993 First printing. Spiral bound cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spiral is in good condition. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This delightful community cookbook, “Delaware favorites: A cookbook of recipes from 4-H families & friends,” offers a unique glimpse into the culinary traditions and heritage of Delaware. Published in 1993, it represents a collaborative effort by the 4-H community, a national youth development organization rooted in agricultural education and rural life. The recipes within its pages are not mere instructions but a living testament to the state’s diverse cultural influences and local ingredients.

Beyond its practical value as a cookbook, this volume holds significant historical and cultural significance. Community cookbooks have long served as repositories of regional foodways, capturing the essence of a place through the dishes that graced family tables. Each recipe carries with it a story, a connection to the land, and the cherished customs of generations past.

For collectors and enthusiasts of regional culinary history, this book is a treasure trove. Its well-worn pages and spiralbound construction speak to its active use in Delaware kitchens, making it a genuine artifact of the state’s culinary heritage. Moreover, the inclusion of recipes from 4-H families adds an extra layer of significance, reflecting the organization’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of home economists and agricultural leaders.

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Weight 11.3 lbs
Dimensions 1.7 × 16.7 × 23.1 in
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