Up a country lane cookbook / by Evelyn Birkby ; foreword by Jane and Michael Stern.

By:

Birkby, Evelyn

Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1587290162
9781587290169

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Up a country lane cookbook.DDC classification:

641.5977 20

LOC classification:

TX715.2.M53 B57 1993eb

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Contents:

Forword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1. Mill Creek Valley; 2. Gardening; 3. Grocery Stores and Lockers; 4. Chickens; 5. The Beef Club; 6. Milking; 7. Water; 8. Laundry; 9. Stoves; 10. Planting; 11. Haying; 12. Harvesting; 13. Country Social Clubs; 14. The Telephone; 15. Schools; 16. A Country Church; 17. Holidays; 18. Saturday Night in Town; 19. Sunday Fun; 20. Storms; 21. Auctions, a Way to Say Good-bye; Afterword; Recipe Index

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Summary: What can Evelyn Birkby possibly do to follow up the success of Neighboring on the Air: Cooking with the KMA Radio Homemakers? She can do what she has done in writing Up a Country Lane Cookbook. For forty-three years she has written a column entitled "Up a Country Lane" for the Shenandoah Evening Sentinel. Now she has chosen the best recipes from her column and interspersed them with a wealth of stories of rural life in the 1940s and 1950s, supplemented by a generous offering of vintage photographs. She has created a book that encompasses lost time. With chapters on "The Garden, & q.

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Includes index.

Print version record.

What can Evelyn Birkby possibly do to follow up the success of Neighboring on the Air: Cooking with the KMA Radio Homemakers? She can do what she has done in writing Up a Country Lane Cookbook. For forty-three years she has written a column entitled "Up a Country Lane" for the Shenandoah Evening Sentinel. Now she has chosen the best recipes from her column and interspersed them with a wealth of stories of rural life in the 1940s and 1950s, supplemented by a generous offering of vintage photographs. She has created a book that encompasses lost time. With chapters on "The Garden, & q.

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