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As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I have
regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice boxed
set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good. $25.49.

For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks, but
in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found this in
Harrisburg, PA.
Happy to have it again.

Dee Dee
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy
enough people to make it worth the effort.”

"Dee Dee" > wrote in message
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> As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I
> have regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice
> boxed set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good.
> $25.49.
>
> For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks,
> but in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found
> this in Harrisburg, PA.
> Happy to have it again.
>
> Dee Dee
>
You might also look at Julia Child's "The Way to Cook", published in 1989.
http://www.amazon.com/Way-Cook-Julia.../dp/0679747656
I always start with the "Joy of Cooking", and then reach for "The Way to
Cook".
It's kind of a restatement of what she had done to that point.

Kent

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> "Dee Dee" > wrote in message
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>> http://i22.tinypic.com/2lnwqdz.jpg
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>> As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I
>> have regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice
>> boxed set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good.
>> $25.49.
>>
>> For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks,
>> but in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found
>> this in Harrisburg, PA.
>> Happy to have it again.
>>
>> Dee Dee
>>
> You might also look at Julia Child's "The Way to Cook", published in 1989.
> http://www.amazon.com/Way-Cook-Julia.../dp/0679747656
> I always start with the "Joy of Cooking", and then reach for "The Way to
> Cook".
> It's kind of a restatement of what she had done to that point.
>
> Kent

Yes, I mentioned to DH that "the Way to Cook" is a book that I like very
much.
I've noticed in the library that there are a couple of different editions.
If I ever get it, I will make certain I have the one I like best.
Dee Dee

Dee Dee wrote:
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> http://i22.tinypic.com/2lnwqdz.jpg
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> As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I have
> regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice boxed
> set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good. $25.49.

That's great! Really good books.

>
> For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks, but
> in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found this in
> Harrisburg, PA.
> Happy to have it again.

We used to buy a lot of decent cookbooks at the local Costco. However
gave up that membership and Sam's doesn't have a decent book department.

"Arri London" > wrote in message
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> Dee Dee wrote:
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>> http://i22.tinypic.com/2lnwqdz.jpg
>>
>> As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I
>> have
>> regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice boxed
>> set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good.
>> $25.49.
>
> That's great! Really good books.
>
>>
>> For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks,
>> but
>> in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found this
>> in
>> Harrisburg, PA.
>> Happy to have it again.
>
> We used to buy a lot of decent cookbooks at the local Costco. However
> gave up that membership and Sam's doesn't have a decent book department.


I did see it later at Costco in Winchester, but my statement still stands,
they aren't carrying as many cookbooks.

I have Costco and BJ's. I couldnt' live without them -- well, of course, I
could, but I wouldn't have as much money for those books.
Dee Dee

Dee Dee wrote:
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> "Arri London" > wrote in message
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> > Dee Dee wrote:
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> >> http://i22.tinypic.com/2lnwqdz.jpg
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> >> As I had given these volumes away quite a number of years ago, often I
> >> have
> >> regretted it; however, today DH found a bargain at Costco in a nice boxed
> >> set - hardcover. The quality of the paper and print is quite good.
> >> $25.49.
> >
> > That's great! Really good books.
> >
> >>
> >> For some reason, Costco in Winchester VA used to have lots of cookbooks,
> >> but
> >> in the last year, there are carrying very few cookbooks. He found this
> >> in
> >> Harrisburg, PA.
> >> Happy to have it again.
> >
> > We used to buy a lot of decent cookbooks at the local Costco. However
> > gave up that membership and Sam's doesn't have a decent book department.
>
> I did see it later at Costco in Winchester, but my statement still stands,
> they aren't carrying as many cookbooks.
>
> I have Costco and BJ's. I couldnt' live without them -- well, of course, I
> could, but I wouldn't have as much money for those books.
> Dee Dee

We used to do both Costco and Sam's but the budget wouldn't allow both.
Sam's had the better filling station so that's the one we kept.