Happy 4th! There's nothing more American than terrifying (and delicious) Jell-O recipes. I hope everyone who celebrates today has a safe and fun day! We are supposed to have storms so I will be inside 🤣
I think most of us aren’t planning on turn on our ovens anytime soon, but this book has GREAT recipes and photos. When it cools down I definitely want to try something out of this!
For being around 72 years old, this recipe booklet is in FABULOUS shape! I love the old photographs so much.
I am truly obsessed with the cover photo of this book. I’m a fruit FANATIC and so this was a must-grab when I found it at a discount bookstore. I haven’t made anything out of it yet, but I definitely plan to! It’s got a wide variety of sweet and savory fruit recipes to enjoy!
This is a newer find from me, got it for only $5 at an antique mall! I’m kinda on a roll with all things summer themed at the moment! Honestly everything in this book sounds divine.
Imagine…just $1 for a magazine! I probably bought this for a dollar at the antique mall, but jeez. Something like this today would be at least $7.99! But…look back to about exactly 40 years ago for some good recipes! This is the only issue of this magazine that I own, but I do really love it. Definitely gotta scour eBay and my local antique malls for more issues!
Grilling season is upon us! This book has a TON of great recipes, and a lot of vegetarian options as well.
Since it’s summer and 4th of July weekend is coming up for those who celebrate, figured I would share this! Lots of cute pics and drink recipes. I’m not much of a drinker so I won’t be making these lol, but if anyone does let me know!
Hey everyone! I'm u/bigbiccenergy, the new moderator for r/VintageCookbooks! Attached is a couple photos of a fraction of my vintage cookbook collection, and overall cookbook collection in general! I love most vintage things (minus most vintage values/discriminatory laws of course), and I love cooking and baking for my loved ones. If you have a cookbook collection, a recipe, a photo of a vintage recipe you made, cool book to show off, or anything related to vintage recipes/cooking, please post it! I will be updating the rules and adding more to this community to get things back up again, since I know it’s been a bit inactive for a while. Please don’t be shy, I LOVE seeing everyone’s posts! I am active in several other vintage related subreddits, but I am only a mod in this one. I hope to see a lot from all of you soon!