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Summer Cookbook

$10.00 

By Marion Clyde McCarrol (1954)

[FROM THE FORWARD] Why a summer cookbook? Why not, in planning meals suited to warmer weather, just thumb through any old general cookbook and pick whatever strikes your eye first?

Well, a Summer Cookbook is designed to save you just that sort of trouble. To make warm weather meal-planning as simple as possible. A guide that enables you quickly to find just the right menu for whaterver kind of day it is-- steaming, hot, humid-hot, raiby day-hot, or just plain blazing hot.

It's meant to save you a few other things, too. Like time and energy in meal preparation, so you won't have to go through that ordeal of "'stewing over a hot stove" on a day when you ought to be down at the beach cooling off in the ocean, making the rounds of the golf course, or lolling blissfully in a hammock on a breeze-swept porch with a best-seller. So everything in the Summer Cookbook is planned with a view to spending as little time in the kitchen as possible.


Well, a Summer Cookbook is designed to save you just that sort of trouble. To make warm weather meal-planning as simple as possible. A guide that enables you quickly to find just the right menu for whatever kind of day it is- steaming-hot, humid-hot, rainy day-hot, or just plain blazing hot.

[FROM BOOKLADY COOKS] Oh! Here in the Sonoran Desert we have so many types of HOT days and I love that most of this book is called: Menus with Recipes -- because as much as we love hot weather food, we love menus. Especially MCm menus!

Chill the martinis and let's get started! 

A Cold Menu
Spicy Cream of Mushroom Soup
Cold Salmon Steaks
Fresh Green Peas Cucumbers in Sour Cream
Corn-Bread Sticks  Butter
Melon-ball Cup
Hot or Iced Tea or Coffee

A Hot Menu
Fried Tomatoes
Corn on the Cob
Hot Cheese Slices
Gren Applesauce Ginger Cookies
Hot or Iced Tea or Coffee

Quick and Easy
Quick Creamed Chicken over Cranberry Toast
Crisp Cucumber Sticks Radishes Olives
Orange, Grapefruit, Strawberry Compote
Lemon Cookies
Hot Coffee

Salad Supper
Cold Sliced Ham
Molded Macaroni Salad
Cinnamon Drop Biscuits Butter
Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate Crunch Sauce
Hot Coffee

Pack-a-Picnic Lunch
Lamb-and-mint Sandwiches
Cream-Cheese and Preserved Ginger Sandwiches
Deviled Eggs
Dates in Lettuce Cups
Cupcakes
Soft Drinks or Hot Coffee

Backyard Barbecue
Barbecued Chicken
Raw-Vegetable Salad Bowl with Sour Cram Dressing
Salt Sticks Butter
Honeydew Melon
Hot Coffee

The Weekend - Brunch
Sliced Peaches and Crisp Cereal with Cream
Bacon Curls Toasted Corn Muffins Currant Jelly
Hot Coffee

 

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