A Basque Story Cook Book by Ann Rogers - 1968 Basque Country Recipes and Memoir of San Francisco's Martin's Espanol Hotel and the Abaurrea Family sears holiday recipes this famous big book was Material:Fabric #2
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A Basque Story Cook Book by Ann Rogers 1968 Basque Country Recipes and Memoir of San Francisco's Martin's Espanol Hotel and the Abaurrea Family sears holiday recipes this famous big book was Material:Fabric #2 this famous big book was favored by all the famous big chefs including Julia Child who received a French version from her husband Paul just as she was beginning her cooking explorations Dinner Plates: There is one small chip on the backside of one of the plates that measures 1 2" inch in size and cannot be seen from the front {CONDITION} {SPECIAL FEATURES}
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