Some of my favorite movies are from around the time this cookbook was published. I'm not convinced, though, that this will guarantee some of my favorite dishes will come from this era (or this cookbook, really), but there are some interesting menu ideas here, nonetheless.
Especially if you're a fan of quick-and-easy carbs.
There's a scant handful of recipes at the end of this booklet, too (you can find them in the second half of this posting, here).
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| copyright; "Look for this seal" |
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| p 1: index |
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| Why Bisquick? Save steps, save time |
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| Guaranteed against failure |
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| Emergency Menus |
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| Dick Powell's kitchen |
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| Nell B. Nichols, food editor |
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| and her picnic setting |
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| More Menus for the Unexpected Guest |
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| "When the Cupboard is Bare" luncheon & supper menus |
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| Smart Entertaining: Bountiful Buffet Menus |
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| grab a plate |
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Stately housewives known by their husbands' name
drop their menus on you |
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| Maybe he could croon his menu? |
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I have no idea what the Delineator Institute is,
but by the look of Mildred Maddocks Bentley,
it's nothing to take lightly. |
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| Her table setting is cheery, tho |
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| Mommie Dearest has a plan |
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| Beaulah Gillespie apparently plays bridge |
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| Special Occasion planning |
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| This looks special enough |
When you're ready to read a few actual recipes, go to the second half of the book, & flip all the way to the last 6 pages… or, rather,
click here & scroll to the bottom.
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