
The New York Times Menu Cook Book
by Craig Claiborne
"The New York Times Menu Cook Book" by Craig Claiborne, Harper & Row, 1966. Hardcover with worn dust jacket. Features illustrations by Bill Goldsmith. A significant culinary resource from a renowned New York Times food editor, reflecting 1960s culinary trends. Ideal for collectors and cooking enthusiasts.
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The dust jacket is worn, with noticeable tears and edge wear, but the book itself is intact. The binding remains strong, and the pages are free from inscriptions or library markings. Despite the jacket's condition, the book's content is preserved and legible.
About This Vintage 1966 Edition
"The New York Times Menu Cook Book" by Craig Claiborne is a classic culinary guide published by Harper & Row in 1966. This edition, featuring drawings by Bill Goldsmith, offers a comprehensive collection of menus and recipes curated by Claiborne, a renowned food editor and critic for The New York Times. This cookbook is a valuable resource for both amateur cooks and professional chefs, presenting a variety of dishes that reflect the culinary trends of the mid-20th century. Although the dust jacket shows signs of wear, the book remains a sought-after piece for collectors and cooking enthusiasts alike. Its significance lies in its historical context and the expertise of its author, making it a notable addition to any cookbook collection.
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