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Cookbook Collection Location Theme/Category Title Author Publisher Year Pub. ISBN edition CMU Storage SW/Mex. Kokopelli's Cook Book Cunkle, James & Carol Golden West 2008 188559024‐5 16th. CMU Storage Amer. # + American Food,Gastronomic St. Jones,Evan Vintage 1981 039474646‐5 2nd CMU Storage AmerCollectible. # + Fusion Food Cookbook Carpenter & Sandison Artisan 1994 188518300‐3 1st CMU Storage American All‐American Cookbook Scott,Willard Macmillan 1986 002608800‐26 CMU Storage American American Century Cookbook Anderson, Jean Clarkson ... 1997 051770576‐1 1st CMU Storage American American Country Cooking Emmerling, Mary C Potter 1987 051756020‐8 1st CMU Storage American American Country Inn B & B Maynard, Kitty & Lucian Rutledge 1990 155863059‐2 1st CMU Storage American American Food & Drink Mariani, John Lebhar‐Friedman 1999 086730784‐6 CMU Storage American American Mail‐Order Black‐Smith Running Press 1986 089471389‐2 pb CMU Storage American American Place Forgione, Larry Wm Morrow 1996 068808714‐7 1st CMU Storage American American... Jones, Evan E.P. Dutton 1975 052505353‐0 1st CMU Storage American America's Cook Book Staff ‐ NY Herald Tribune Charles Scribner 1940 0 CMU Storage American America's Kitchen Blue,Anthony Dias Turner 1995 1570361614 1st CMU Storage American America's Test Kitchen Cook's Illus. Editors Boston Common 2002 093618459‐0 1st CMU Storage American Art of New American Cooking Feltman‐Sailhac, Arlene Black Dog & L.. 1995 188482217‐7 1st CMU Storage American As American as Apple Pie Schulz, Phillip Stephen Wings 1996 051715034‐4 2nd CMU Storage American Best of Country Cooking Steiner, Jean, Ed. Reiman Publications 1999 089821256‐1 CMU Storage American Chamberlain Sampler of Amer.Ck Chamberlain, Narcisse Hastings House 1961 61‐14217 1st CMU Storage American Cooking & Camping/Desert Pepper, Choral Naylor 1966 66‐16645 1st CMU StorageAmerican Country Herb Cooking Walter,Judy Smithmark 1993 083174461‐8 1st CMU Storage American Culinara, The US Culinary Discovery Varied Konemann 1998 3‐82900259‐9 1st CMU Storage American Down Home Cooking Reader's Digest staff Reader's Digest 1994 089577646‐4 1st CMU Storage American Farm House Cookbook Loomis,Susan Herrmann Workman 1991 089480772‐2 1st CMU Storage American Farmer's Market Cookbook BH & H Staff Better Homes 1993 069601985‐x CMU Storage American Frugal Gourmet Cooks Amer. Smith, Jeff Wm. Morrow 1987 068806347‐0 1st CMU Storage American Frugal Gourmet Cooks American Smith, Jeff Wm Morrow 1987 068806347‐0 1st CMU Storage American Gd. Housekeeping Illus. Amer. Carter, John Mack; Editor Hearst 1982 068811216‐1 1st CMU Storage American Glorious American Food Idone,Christopher Random 1985 039454255‐X 1st CMU Storage American Gourmet's America Staff Conde Nast 1994 067943563‐8 CMU Storage American Great Home Cooking in America Staff of Farm Journal Doubleday 1976 038509930‐4 1st CMU Storage American Guess Who's in the Kitchen? Wellde, Kathryn Doubleday 1979 038513374‐X 1st CMU Storage American I Hear America Cooking Fussell, Betty Penguin 1986 014026332‐2 CMU Storage American Illustrated American Cookbook Good Housekeeping Hearst 1982 068811216‐1 5th CMU Storage American Lazy Days of Summer Cookbook Hopping, Jane Watson Villard Books 1992 067940336‐1 1st CMU Storage American Mary Meade's Country Ckbk Church, Ruth Ellen Galahad Books 1980 088365473‐3 CMU Storage American Masters of American Cookery Fussel, Betty Times 1983 081291062‐1 1st CMU Storage American Mountain Country Cooking Sohn, Mark F. St. Martin's 1996 031214682‐5 1st CMU Storage American Nascar Cooks Tasbasco Harper Collins 1998 006105066‐0 1st CMU Storage American New American Kitchen McLaughlin, Michael Simon & Sch... 1990 067165826‐3 1st CMU Storage American Saveur Cooks Staff Chronicle 1998 081182160‐9 1st CMU Storage American Season to Taste Ferrary & Fiszer Simon & S. 1988 067162132‐7 1st CMU Storage American Simple Fare Johnson,Ronald Simon & S. 1989 067166585‐5 1st $ Signed CMU Storage American Square Meals Stern, Jane & Michael Knopf 1984 039474165‐5 1985 pb CMU Storage American Stay for Supper Staff‐Country Home Meredith 1993 069601994‐9 1st CMU Storage American The Bontempi Cookbook Bontempi, Fedora Prentice‐Hall 1965 65‐20233 1st CMU Storage American The Central Market Cookbook Good & Stoltzfus Good Books 1989 093467281‐4 1st CMU Storage American The Central Market Cookbook see American 0 CMU Storage American The Farm Market Cookbook Olney,Judith Doubleday 1991 038541096‐4 1st CMU Storage American The Farmer's Cookbook Ayala, Mitzi Castle 1981 089009813‐1 1st CMU StorageAmerican The Great American Cook Book Staff Paragon 2005 140545051‐7 1st CMU Storage American Stonewall Kitchen Favorites King,Stott,& Gunst Clarkson Potter2006 2006 030733681‐6 1st CMU Storage American Whistleberries, Stirabout & Depr.. Reynolds & Kennedy ThreeForks 2000 156044774‐5 1st Location Theme/Category Title Author Publisher Year Pub. ISBN edition CMU Storage American American Family Menu Planner Staff Courage 1993 156138342‐2 CMU Storage American American Food,What We've Cooked... Jones, Evan Overlook 2007 978158567904‐1 1st CMU Storage American Our Man in the Kitchen Goldberg, Hyman Odyssey 1964 64‐25779 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men Lanc. Co. Amish Cookbook Lapp & Miller Self 1982 0 ? pb CMU Storage Amish/Men A Day in an Amish Kitchen Ottum, Bob, Ed. Reiman 1995 089821147‐6 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men A Taste of Country Cooking Amish/San Louis Valley Jumbo Jack's ‐96,433,378.00 CMU Storage Amish/Men Amish Cooking Miller, Mark ‐ Ed. Gramercy 1999 051719458‐9 CMU Storage Amish/Men Amish Cooking Unnamed Pathway 1983 0 6th CMU Storage Amish/Men Amish‐Country Cookbook Essenhaus,Das Dutchman Bethel 1979 093499800‐0 CMU Storage Amish/Men Amish‐Country Cookbook III Miller,Bob & Sue/Sekora Bethel 1993 093499849‐3 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men Best of Mennonite Fellowship... Good & Slotzfus Good Books 1991 156148048‐7 pb CMU Storage Amish/Men Best‐Loved Amish Cooking Staff Publications Int. 1999 078533565‐X CMU Storage Amish/Men Cooking w/ the Horse & Buggy... Amish Women‐ Ohio Carlisle Press 2001 189005062‐8 1st. pb CMU Storage Amish/Men From Amish & Mennonite Kit.. Good & Pellman Good Books 1998 093467221‐0 pb CMU Storage Amish/Men In A Shaker Kitchen MacMillan, Norma Simon & ... 1995 068480110‐8 CMU Storage Amish/Men Shaker Cooking Burdett,Helen Crescent 1991 051705150‐8 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men The Amish Cook, Recollections... Coblentz & williams Ten Speed 2002 158008214‐9 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men The Shaker Cook Book Piercy,Caroline B. Crown 1953 53‐5248 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men The Shaker Cookbook Piercy & Tolve Gabriel's ... 1981 091186102‐5 pp CMU Storage Amish/Men The Shaker Kitchen Paige, Jeffrey S. Clarkson 1994 051758838‐2 1st CMU Storage Amish/Men# Mennonite Community Cookbook Showalter, Mary Emma Self 1957 83611393‐4 CMU Storage Amish/Men. The Central Market Cookbook Good & Stoltzfus Good Books 1989 093467281‐4 1st CMU Storage Annual America's Best Recipes, 1991 Varied Oxmoor 1991 084871054‐1 1st CMU Storage Annual America's Best Recipes, 1992 Varied Oxmoor 1992 084871085‐1 1st CMU Storage Annual America's Best Recipes, 1993 Varied Oxmoor 1993 084871126‐2 1st CMU Storage Annual America's Best Recipes, 1996 Varied Oxmoor 1996 0 1st CMU Storage Annual America's Best Recipes, 1997 Varied Oxmoor 1997 084871545‐4 1st CMU Storage Annual Best of Food & Wine Lalli, Carole, Ed. American Express 1992 091610316‐1 1st CMU Storage Annual BH & G 75 Yrs. All‐Time Favor... Staff Meredith 1997 069620633‐1 1st CMU Storage Annual Gd. Housekeeping Best Recipes Staff Time 1999 0688165974‐0 1st CMU Storage Annual Southern Living 1988 Annual Staff Oxmoor 1988 084870733‐8 1st CMU Storage Annual Southern Living 1993 Annual Staff Oxmoor 1993 084871142‐4 1st CMU Storage Annual Southern Living 1998 Annual Staff Oxmoor 1998 084871697‐3 CMU Storage Annual Sunset Recipe Annual,1995 Staff Sunset 1995 037602697‐9 CMU Storage Annual The Best of Gourmet,1987 Staff Conde Nast 1987 039456039‐6 1st CMU Storage Anual Fine Cooking Annual Staff Taunton Press 2007 156158916‐6 CMU Storage Appetizer The Appetizer Bible Staff Publications Inter 2006 978141272345‐9 1st CMU Storage Appetizer Cocktails & Appetizers Wm Sonoma staff Weldon Owen 2005 174089527‐4 1st CMU Storage Appetizer Divinely Decadent Martinis & Appetizers Moore, Megan Outskirts Press 2009 978143271503‐8 1st pb CMU Storage Appetizer First Impressions ,Rosenberg, Judy Workman 1991 076110633‐2 1st CMU Storage Appetizer Quick & Easy Appetizers Ostmann & Baker Dial 1993 091147905‐8 CMU Storage Appetizer Teasers & Appeasers Grimes & Richman Mushrooms 1980 0 CMU Storage Appetizer The Elegant Hors d'Oeuvre Edney & Grimm Tofua Press 1977 0 CMU Storage Baking also see Desserts 0 CMU Storage Baking 1001 Muffins, Biscuits,... Gillespie, Gregg R, Black Dog 1998 157912042‐3 1st CMU Storage Baking A Loaf of Bread Duff, Gail Chertwell 1998 078581012‐9 1st CMU StorageBaking All About Home Baking General Foods Self 1933 03rd CMU Storage Baking All Cakes Considered Gray, Melissa Chronicle 2009 978081186781‐8 1st CMU Storage Baking All‐Purpose Baking Cookbook King Arthur Flour Countryman 2003 088150581‐1 1st CMU Storage Baking American Pie Celebration Crisco Procter & Gam 19890 CMU Storage Baking Angels in my Kitchen Westwood, Caryl CelestialArts 1997 089087847‐1 1st CMU Storage Baking Apple Pie Haedrich, Ken Harvard Common 2002 978155832742‐9 Reprint‐pb Location Theme/Category Title Author Publisher Year Pub. ISBN edition CMU Storage Baking Artful Pie Cherkasky & Comet Chapters 1993 188152716‐6 1st CMU Storage Baking Back in the Day Bakery Cookbook Day & Day Artisan 2012 978157965458‐0 1st CMU Storage Baking Bake It Like A Man Bowers, David & Sharon Wm. Morrow 1999 068815580‐4 1st CMU Storage Baking Bake off Cookbook Pillsbury Staff 1968 0 19 CMU Storage Baking Baker's Book of Chocolate Riches Staff Gen.Foods 1985 051760009‐9 1st CMU Storage Baking Baking Handbook Stewart, Martha Clarkson Potter 2005 030723672‐233 CMU Storage Baking Baking in America Papent, Greg H. Mifflin 2002 061804831‐6 1st CMU Storage Baking Baking..
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