Thursday, January 22, 2009

The Virginia Hostess or Cooking for Cavemen

The Virginia Hostess: An Entertainment Guide Featuring Traditional and Modern Recipes

Author: Junior Womans Club of Manassas

Traditional and modern recipes reflect the bounty of our Commonwealth in this combination cookbook and entertaining guide. Time-saving party and hostessing tips and Virginia wine recommendations are included.



New interesting book: On Liberty or The Wages of Whiteness

Cooking for Cavemen

Author: Dave Brown

About the Author

Born in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1954, and introduced early to farm life, I knew the meaning of hard work from the very beginning. At age 12, I relocated to Los Angeles to spend the next 8 years. While there, working after school taught me the restaurant business, the grocery business, how to save money and how to drink beer without falling down. 1975 found me at Fort Polk, Louisiana, for U.S. Army infantry training. There I lost my fear of the unknown and 25 lbs. 1976 I spent in Seoul, South Korea, as a bodyguard for the commanding general. Off-time I played poker and ran a small cafe out of my barracks room. 1977 brought me to Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. There I discovered my love for Mexican food and tequila. I was back in Iowa by 1978. Cooking and bartending jobs supported me until 2000. I wrote this book during the winter 2000-2001, when not swinging an axe or chainsaw at my latest job as a lumberjack. Never married, I now live on a small ranch 12 miles from where I was born." -Dave Brown, Grimes, Iowa



Table of Contents:
Sample Recipe - Tuna and Noodle Casserole

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