The Hundred Glories of French Cooking by Robert Courtine - 1973 First American Printing hearth There is no hanging equipment

There is no hanging equipment that comes with this piece

- Illustrated throughout with drawings by Bill O'Gorman

you simply doubled each recipe and enjoyed more leftovers if need be

Pale pea and plum gently pool like watercolors against a bright white background

Co crown maker's mark on the back

The Hundred Glories of French Cooking by Robert Courtine - 1973 First American Printing hearth There is no hanging equipmentCooking is much more than just cooking. In the first place, it is a tradition, and like all traditions it has its infancy of a country's soil, or a certain ingredient, or a nation's customs. Geography, history, religion, manners, all have rocked its cradle to some extent Robert Courtine, 1973 {HISTORY} And so begins this beautiful French cookbook, illustrated to perfection, and stuffed so full of food stories you'll want to read it like a novel and