Written by Peg Bracken with illustrations by Hilary Knight, published in 1960. It is considered a revolutionary and subversive cookbook in American history. The book was published three years before The Feminine Mystique and offered women who were expected to cook full meals for their families an alternative: quick, simple meals that took minimal effort. Bracken's book provided shortcuts and humorous advice, giving women "permission" to dislike cooking.
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Written by Peg Bracken with illustrations by Hilary Knight, published in 1960. It is considered a revolutionary and subversive cookbook in American history. The book was published three years before The Feminine Mystique and offered women who were expected to cook full meals for their families an alternative: quick, simple meals that took minimal effort. Bracken's book provided shortcuts and humorous advice, giving women "permission" to dislike cooking.
Please see photos for details.
Please note that our items are true to the time, so they may show some form of aging/fading/use. They may not be perfect, but they are all spectacular.
