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prairie_princess Posted - Jan 02 2010 : 1:54:49 PM
over the summer, I received the book "Monet's Table" which is a collection of Monet's recipes. Granted, many of them use ingredient's that would be hard to find or have been phased out, but I love that he cooked! I've seen Renoir also has a similar book and who knows who else in history loved to cook! very fun idea!

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herblady55 Posted - Jan 02 2010 : 1:59:53 PM
WOW! That would be interesting to find and read. I never thought of how many folks back in history would have the same interests as us.I wonder if the library would have those books?

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