Italian Family Cooking by Edward Giobbi - Cookbook - First Edition Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Discover traditional Italian cuisine with this 1971 first edition of Italian Family Cooking by renowned chef and artist Edward Giobbi. Published by Random House, this cookbook offers a treasure trove of family recipes passed down through generations, celebrating the heart and soul of authentic Italian home cooking. With an introduction by famed food critic Craig Claiborne, this cookbook is a must-have for lovers of Italian cuisine and culinary history. A wonderful addition to any cookbook collection or kitchen bookshelf! This cookbook would make a thoughtful gift for a home chef, vintage book collector, or anyone who appreciates the rich flavors and traditions of Italian cooking.

Condition:
The book is in very good condition with clean pages and a tight binding.
Original dust jacket is included and shows light wear, with minor bending and chipping along the top edges.

Key Details:
Title: Italian Family Cooking
Author: Edward Giobbi
Publisher: Random House, 1971
Hardcover with dust jacket
First Edition

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