Favorite Recipes of North Carolina by W. Kerr Scott (1945) – Wisconsin Department of Agriculture

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Dive into a vintage treasure trove of hearty, generations-old recipes—complete with a cheese guide that’s sure to make you smile!

About: 

Favorite Recipes of North Carolina gathers time-honored Midwestern favorites that have fed families for generations. Brimming with charming color and black & white illustrations, this 1945 cookbook not only delights with its classic recipes but also features a standout cheese guide that reveals the rich traditions of American dairy.

Perfect for anyone who loves to cook with a taste of history!

Specifications:

Title: Favorite Recipes of North Carolina
Author: W. Kerr Scott
Publication Date: 1945
Publisher: Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Format: Plastic Comb Binder (paper front and back cover)
Genre: Food & Cooking
Pages: 128 pages
Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.05 inches
Language: English
Condition: Good used condition; some wear on the plastic comb; pages show spotting and stains

About the Author – William "W. Kerr" Scott:

W. Kerr Scott - a prominent North Carolina politician, served as governor and senator in the mid 20th century. With a degree in agriculture from North Carolina State College, he also held roles as an Army veteran, farmer, dairyman, and Agriculture Commissioner. This cookbook showcases his passion for agriculture and dairy.

A Hearty Slice of History:

Indulge in a cookbook that’s as much a piece of culinary art as it is a practical guide. From timeless recipes to an exceptional cheese guide, this vintage classic invites you to savor the rich traditions of American cooking.

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