(Southwestern) Southwestern Cookery: Indian and Spanish Influences Seasonal still near very good –

still near very good – rather remarkable survivals

Wrapped up within it is an argument: Through these recipes

as this spice was once thought to ward off pestilence and plague

making ganache

(Southwestern) Southwestern Cookery: Indian and Spanish Influences Seasonal still near very good –264 pp. Intro. and recipes by Louis Szathmary. Illus. with ads for Southwestern businesses. Jacket. First Edition. NY: Promontory Press, 1974. A fascinating compilation of five Southwestern community cookbooks, each printed in facsimile and with their original ads. The community cookbooks herein include Favorite Recipes of Colfax County Club Women (New Mexico, 1946), the Garield Woman's Club Cook Book (Utah, 1916), Choctaw Indian Dishes (Oklahoma,