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chick-chick |
Posted - Mar 07 2013 : 09:24:09 AM Can anybody recommend a couple of good cast iron cookbooks? All I want is some really basic, hardy and old fashion "grandma" type recipes. Some of the ones I was looking online seen to have a gourmet twist to them.. Not what I want, Thanks Liz
Wanna be farm girl in my heart, semi- city girl in life |
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Lavender Rose |
Posted - Mar 08 2013 : 11:41:50 AM Sorry you didn't need the same message again.
Brenda |
Lavender Rose |
Posted - Mar 08 2013 : 11:40:57 AM Hi Liz,
I'm new to MJF Farm Kitchen Forum. I have a cast iron cookbook called Cooking On Iron (Old Time Recipes) by James and Doris Donahue. It was printed in 1982 by James and Doris Donahue Editors A JayDee Publication Savage Advertising, Publishers Tuscola County Advertiser, Printers
Just typed their names in bing and found they are retired, but have a web site on MySpace. You might try them to see if the book is still available. If not I'd be willing to make a deal with you for the one I have.
Lavender Rose aka Brenda |
Mountain Girl |
Posted - Mar 08 2013 : 06:54:04 AM Sisters on the Fly is coming out with one very soon. I preordered it and it looks really good. |
SandraM |
Posted - Mar 08 2013 : 06:11:28 AM
I use my cast iron cookware almost every day with all of my regular recipes, but I did buy a camping cookbook that has some dutch oven recipes in it for outdoor cooking. Amazon has quite a few cookbooks for cast iron. The Kindle editions are not that expensive.
Sandra www.mittenstatesheepandwool.com |
Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Mar 07 2013 : 4:06:24 PM lIZ,If you google cast Iron Cookbooks, several come up. I didn't know there were cookbooks for cast iron cooking.
www.Nancy-Jo.blogspot.com |