Wonderful recipes and friendly advice made "The Joy of Cooking" a classic--and now Irma Rombauer's innovative kitchen primer is available for the first time in a facsimile edition, preserving all the charm of the original "Joy", first published over 65 years ago.
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Wonderful recipes and friendly advice made "The Joy of Cooking" a classic--and now Irma Rombauer's innovative kitchen primer is available for the first time in a facsimile edition, preserving all the charm of the original "Joy", first published over 65 years ago.
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This facsimile edition more than meets my expectations. I own a later printing that is twice the thickness so I was a little surprised at this rather diminutive cookbook. But upon closer inspection it contains all of the personality of Irma herself that I gleaned from the later edition. I am proud to place this on my kitchen shelf with the rest of my collection. It will also be used frequently.
rbinwa
Feb 28, 2013
Great Classic Cookbook
I would recommend this cookbook to any cook whether neophyte or Norman Rockwell grandma.
Lynn P
Nov 18, 2012
I had seen an original copy of this book, so when I saw it was available, I had to have it. I can't wait to use the almond cream recipe.
dmbc
Jun 24, 2007
Compared to the original, the facsimile is a steal
The Joy of Cooking has been around a long time, with a lot of revisions, but this is the one that started it all. The original is expensive, so it's a good thing the facsimile is available for those of us who want to read and use the old recipes without worrying about a fragile and expensive investment. The book is charming, with comments written in a style that you'd use when passing recipes on to friends. The Canned Spinach Ring recipe is a fine example, "This isn't one bit exciting, but as an emergency dish it is to be recommended." It's interesting to ponder what sort of emergency would call for this particular dish. Recipes harken back to the day when a healthy meal didn't mean quite what it does now. But the book also recognizes that things change, and there are comments about how things used to be done compared to the "modern way." Some of the recipes have obviously fallen out of fashion, but reading them is interesting nonetheless. And it's also interesting to see what ingredients were common in 1931, compared to today. As a cookbook to cook from on a regular basis, newer editions may be better. But as a look back at the past, this is a keeper.