Pol Martin – Easy Cooking for Today, By Canada’s Premier Cook [Hardcover] unknown author

$18

Hardcover has wear. Cover taped. No dust jacket. Inside front and back cover pages taped. Inscription erased in cover page. Pages are clean and binding is secure.

This mid-20th century Canadian cookbook by renowned chef Pol Martin offers a glimpse into the changing culinary landscape of postwar Canada. Its well-worn condition and erasure of inscription suggest a cherished family heirloom, capturing the evolving role of women in the domestic sphere. For collectors, it represents a piece of Canadian culinary history, while readers can explore a culinary time capsule reflecting the simplicity and accessibility Martin brought to home cooking during a transformative era.

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SKU: VB9-068 Category: Product Condition: Used

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Hardcover has wear. Cover taped. No dust jacket. Inside front and back cover pages taped. Inscription erased in cover page. Pages are clean and binding is secure.

This vintage cookbook offers a fascinating glimpse into the culinary landscape of mid-20th century Canada. Published in the postwar era, it reflects the changing tastes and lifestyles of a nation emerging from the austerity of the war years. Pol Martin, a renowned chef and television personality, brought a modern approach to home cooking, emphasizing simplicity and accessibility. While the book’s well-worn condition speaks to its frequent use in countless kitchens, the erasure of the inscription hints at a cherished family heirloom passed down through generations. For collectors, this copy represents a piece of Canadian culinary history, a testament to the enduring appeal of Martin’s recipes and the evolving role of women in the domestic sphere. Readers will appreciate the book’s historical context and the opportunity to explore a culinary time capsule that captures the essence of a bygone era.

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Weight 4.35 lbs
Dimensions 29.21 × 22.1 × 4.83 in
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