Cookbook, Culinary Crafting, Doris McFerran Townsend, Reference Book, Illustrated, Recipes, Collectible

Cookbook, Culinary Crafting, Doris McFerran Townsend, Reference Book, Illustrated, Recipes, Collectible

A wonderful hardcover cookbook called Culinary Crafting - The Art of Garnishing and Decorating Food by Doris McFerran Townsend. Illustrations by Joan Blume.

Culinary Crafting offers a multitude of ideas and advice for beginning and experienced cooks alike, for those who are all thumbs, and for those who are deft and skillful.

Size:
9½ inches in length
6½ inches in width
192 pages
Published by Rutledge Books -- 1977 -- Second Printing

This book is in Very Good condition. The binding is tight. The book has no markings in the inside. The pages are all clean and bright. The covers show little shelf ware. The dust cover is also in very good condition with no rips or tears. It does have rubbing along the edges from age.

This would make a great gift idea for the person who loves to cook or is just learning to cook.

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