Spices & Herbs Cyndy and new cookbook

[Guest guest]

You might find soon wonderful recipes as you go along reading your

new bargain book. I have paid good money for cookbooks and not

cooked one recipe from it. Some of my best cookbooks come from

thrift shops and the covers are torn and spoiled. Is that where the

old saying came from? " You can't judge a book by it's binding. "

Lee

 

 

 

 

 

, " moonspritetopaz "

<moonspritetopaz> wrote:

>

> This Scorpio/Monkey loves her garlic! I also use black pepper alot,

sea

> salt sparingly and you'll always find cinnamon, nutmeg, oregano,

and

> basil in my cupboard.

>

> My new cookbook is Cook's Library: Vegetarian. Like I said, bargain

bin

> find. There's a winter soup recipe that is calling my name.

>

> Cyndy

>

[Guest guest]

-Lee, In our city a *Friends of the Library* recently opened a used

book store. The most wonderful books. Still a bit pricey for

me 'cause I prefer my $1 bargains from the thrift stores. I also buy

used magazines that are so expensive on the stand. When I have

finished with the magazine I re-donate it to the thrift store.

 

-- In , " paisleytrees "

<paisleytrees> wrote:

>

> You might find soon wonderful recipes as you go along reading your

> new bargain book. I have paid good money for cookbooks and not

> cooked one recipe from it. Some of my best cookbooks come from

> thrift shops and the covers are torn and spoiled. Is that where

the

> old saying came from? " You can't judge a book by it's binding. "

> Lee

>

>

>

>

>

> , " moonspritetopaz "

> <moonspritetopaz> wrote:

> >

> > This Scorpio/Monkey loves her garlic! I also use black pepper

alot,

> sea

> > salt sparingly and you'll always find cinnamon, nutmeg, oregano,

> and

> > basil in my cupboard.

> >

> > My new cookbook is Cook's Library: Vegetarian. Like I said,

bargain

> bin

> > find. There's a winter soup recipe that is calling my name.

> >

> > Cyndy

> >

>