Bull Cook and Authentic Historical Recipes and Practices, Volume I

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13th edition, 1969. Gold covers are soiled and oxidized, spine ends are worn, light soiling to edges, binding sound, endpages are foxed. internally clean. Bull Cook by George Herter (1911-1994) is one of the most uniquely fascinating "cook books" ever published. First available in 1960 and sold by the thousands through the now defunct Herter's sporting goods mail-order store based in Waseca, Minnesota, Bull Cook features a truly impressive collection of classic recipes and cooking tips, guaranteed to make you a better cook. Extensive directions for making wines and beer are included, as well as a delicious assortment of desserts. No matter the recipe - whether for meat, fish, seafood, soup, sauce, vegetable, dessert, or drink - they all follow Herter's refreshing, no-nonsense mantra that the greatest recipes are always simple. George Herter began his business career in 1937 when he transformed his father's dry goods store in Waseca into a pioneering mail-order outdoor supply business, selling hunting and fishing goods through a catalog. He later expanded into retail outlets, but mounting debts forced the company into bankruptcy in 1981.Herter used his mail-order business and stores as venues to sell large numbers of his books, with the Bull Cook series being his most popular work. He also authored books on outdoor and survival skills, fly-fishing, candy- and wine-making, and how to escape the "rat race.".

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Título

Bull Cook and Authentic Historical Recipes and Practices, Volume I

Editor

Herter

Fecha de publicación

1969

Idioma

Inglés

Encuadernación

hardcover

Edición

13th.

Estado

Good

Peso

21 onzas

Catálogos de vendedores

• Cookbooks, Food & Wine