Cookbook, How To Cook His Goose, Reference Book, Wild Game Recipes

Cookbook, How To Cook His Goose, Reference Book, Wild Game Recipes

A wonderful hardcover cookbook called How To Cook His Goose (and other Wild Game) by Karen Green and Betty Black. Illustrated by William Green. This light & entertaining book offers almost 200 simple recipes with step-by-step instruction on how to handle & prepare a wide variety of birds, fish & other game.

Size:
9½ inches in length
6½ inches in width
198 pages
Published by Winchester Press -- 1976 -- Second Edition

This book is in Very Good condition. The binding is in perfect condition. The book is clean with no rips or tears. The book does have some minor rubbing to the corners. The dust cover is missing. There is an inscription on the front flyleaf.

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