This is the St. Helen School in Saginaw, Michigan Reading, 'Riting, and Recipes cookbook, a 1985 comb bound community fundraiser cookbook printed by Fundcraft Publishing, with 215 pages of recipes plus an index.
The pages are clean and easy to read and the plastic spine is solid, while the front cover shows stains, a small burn mark, and edge wear, all shown in the photos.
Families of St. Helen School sent in their favorite dishes, and most recipes carry the name of the person who submitted them, so a reader may find a relative's recipe inside. It opens with a Happiness Recipe and runs through salads, main dishes, potatoes, and desserts, from Copper Pennies and Poor Man's Salami to Hungarian Pastry and homemade ice cream.
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This 1985 St. Helen School cookbook names the cooks behind nearly every recipe, and it belongs with anyone who grew up in the parish. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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