Cookbook, Microwave Cooking, Fruits and Vegetables, First Edition, Reference Book, Illustrated, Color Photos

Cookbook, Microwave Cooking, Fruits and Vegetables, First Edition, Reference Book, Illustrated, Color Photos

A wonderful hardcover cookbook called Microwave Cooking Fruits and Vegetables by Litton. This is a first edition, first printing.

This book has recipes for preparing all types of fruits and vegetables from artichokes and apples to tomatoes and rhubarb using the microwave. With full color photographs and step-by-step instructions.

Size:
11 inches in length
8½ inches in width
160 pages
Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold -- First Edition -- First Printing -- 1981

This book is in very good condition. The binding is in perfect condition. The book is clean with no rips or tears. The book shows limited signs of shelf wear.


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