America's Best Lost Recipes
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Thousands of home cooks from around the country participated in the "Cooks Country" Heirloom Recipe Preservation Project, sending in recipes that, in some instances, had been in their families for generations. The result is this collection of more than 120 old-fashioned recipes that deserve a place in home kitchens today.Americas Test Kitchen
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