Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book
by Better Homes and Gardens
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appears in Cookbooks for Beginners.
Since 1930, the Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book has been a trusted staple in kitchens across America. The 17th edition is fully updated and revised to reflect both the best of today's food trends and timetested classics. With more than 1,000 recipes and a photo for each one, the book covers both traditional dishes such as Brownies and new f...
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