barbara-in-va
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It seems to be a classic? Can anyone give me the exact title so I can search for a used copy?
Thank you very much!
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ISO: ISO: Mexican Cookbook by Sunset Books--several people have mentioned this book....
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New & used available at alibris.com
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch?qwork=4334337&matches=26&author=Sunset+Books&browse=1&cm_sp=works*listing*title
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch?qwork=4334337&matches=26&author=Sunset+Books&browse=1&cm_sp=works*listing*title
michael-in-phoenix
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I have the 1989 version. I imagine there are only slight variations in the different editions.
Barbara, I have two editions, the 1969 and the 1989. There is also a
1977 edition, I don't know if there are any later edtions. I got the 1989 when I realized that Michael had access to recipes mine lacked. I would recommend the 1989 edition also. It is updated quite a bit from the 1969 edition and it's also easier to get a nice copy. Mine was printed in 1993 and is in excellent condition. The 1969 edition is falling apart.
Edited to say I see Cathy gave you the exact name. The 1969 edition to avoid is called "Sunset Mexican Cook Book".
1977 edition, I don't know if there are any later edtions. I got the 1989 when I realized that Michael had access to recipes mine lacked. I would recommend the 1989 edition also. It is updated quite a bit from the 1969 edition and it's also easier to get a nice copy. Mine was printed in 1993 and is in excellent condition. The 1969 edition is falling apart.
Edited to say I see Cathy gave you the exact name. The 1969 edition to avoid is called "Sunset Mexican Cook Book".
barbara-in-va
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Thank you all so much--found a "brand new" 1989 for $10! Can't wait to get it smileys/smile.gif
desertjean
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This is my go to book.
I've had it forever and, no matter how many new Mexican cookbooks I've bought, I always end up referring back to it.
On a sad note, we had the Sunset Polish cookbook and in our move from NC to CA it was lost forever. I have not been able to locate another copy and it also had several standbys that I loved.
I've had it forever and, no matter how many new Mexican cookbooks I've bought, I always end up referring back to it.
On a sad note, we had the Sunset Polish cookbook and in our move from NC to CA it was lost forever. I have not been able to locate another copy and it also had several standbys that I loved.