Wait A Minute I'll Get You My Recipe Vintage Kitchen Cookbook Journal Book

$ 5.31

Inscribed: No Type: Coloring Book Author: Carol Brandon Bergeron Original Language: English Item Width: 6in Item Weight: 6oz Vintage: Yes Personalized: No Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Topic: Cooking / General / American Cuisine / Classic Recipes Publication Year: 1975 Format: Hardcover Publisher: Berkshire Traveller Press Number of Pages: 141 Country of Origin: United States Ex Libris: No Signed: No Item Length: 8.5in Personalize: No Features: Dust Jacket Style: Handwritten Text & Illustrated Sketches Item Height: 1in Illustrator: Carol Brandon Bergeron Language: English height: 1in Genre: Cookbooks Narrative Type: Nonfiction Edition: First Hardcover Edition Book Title: Wait A Minute I'll Get You My Recipe width: 6in

Description

Wait A Minute I'll Get You My Recipe Vintage Kitchen Cookbook Journal Book. The Design: The book is highly distinct because it is formatted in astylized, handwritten text format. About the Book "Wait a Minute... I'll Get You My Recipe " is a charming, nostalgic vintage cookbook originally published in 1974. The Content: It serves as a personal collection of classic, scratch-made American cuisine and basic home-cooking recipes. It features everyday family meals, comfort foods, and traditional baking staples. [1 ] The Design: The book is highly distinct because it is formatted in a stylized, handwritten text format. Rather than standard typed text, the pages look like a personal recipe journal filled with custom kitchen sketches and hand-drawn illustrations. [1 ] 🎨 About the Author & Illustrator The book was written, compiled, and illustrated by Carol Brandon Bergeron. [1 , 2 ] Her Style: She designed the entire book as an artistic, intimate look into a mid-century home kitchen. Because she drew all of the decorative elements and wrote out the visual layout herself, she is officially credited as both the author and the illustrator. [1 , 2 ] The Publisher: Her work was picked up and distributed by The Berkshire Traveller Press out of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, an indie publisher famous in the 1970s for printing unique, regional American cookbooks, travel guides, and heritage Americana literature. [1 ]