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2019

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Lamenting the loss of recipe cards

November 23, 2019 · Darcie

At one time, the recipe box was a standard fixture in almost every household. Women kept the boxes, filled with family recipes and perhaps clippings from a newspaper or magazine, close at hand and used them often to…

Recipes

This week at Eat Your Books

November 22, 2019 · Jenny

Since our last roundup, Darcie has written articles that include preparing for Thanksgiving, how to make the most of dried beans, who invented the everything bagel, and ideas for wrapping edible gifts. Darcie’s weekly…

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The secret origins of some popular foods

November 21, 2019 · Darcie

What do banana bread, artichoke dip, and Rice Krispies treats have in common? Besides being delicious, the three food items share a common theme in their origins: they were each created to help sell a product. Taste of…

Food Online

November 2019 EYB Cookbook Club Summary

November 21, 2019 · Jenny

We have a helpful community here at Eat Your Books that has flowed into our Eat Your Books Cookbook Club and Sweet Eat Your Books Cookbook Club, places where we share our successes and fails in cooking and baking from…

Holidays & Celebrations

Get ready for Thanksgiving

November 21, 2019 · Darcie

If you are celebrating Thanksgiving next week (yes, it's only a week away!), we hope you are using EYB to find and bookmark recipes and make your shopping lists. For a big meal like this, however, sometimes you need…

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Who invented the everything bagel?

November 18, 2019 · Darcie

The seed and spice blend that tops the everything bagel has taken on a life of its own. You can find it at Trader Joe's and in tons of recipes that in no way resemble a bagel. Inquiring minds may wonder who was the…

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Food news antipasto

November 17, 2019 · Darcie

For generations, cooks have relied on the pumpkin pie recipe printed on Libby's pumpkin label for their holiday pies. The recipe dates back to the 1950s, and has remained unchanged until this year. Libby isn't saying…