Book description
Introducing “The American Presidents Cookbook,” a collection of recipes created in honor of the U.S. presidents! Try these 45 delicious dishes inspired by the achievements, well-known words, and personal favorite meals of those who have served in America’s highest office. This cookbook will remind you of great moments in American…
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1 author picked The American Presidents Cookbook as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I don’t need another cookbook filled with historic recipes; I already have plenty. And I don’t use them for everyday cooking. But this isn’t a collection of vintage dishes; it’s a playful pairing of modern-day foods with our presidents.
While some of the match-ups are accurate, Obama does indeed love guacamole; other matches are just for fun. George Washington, the father of our country, is assigned a trio of red, white, and blue soups. Yes, blue. I wonder what George would have thought of that?
From Lori's list on Lori Alden Holuta's favorite cookbooks for stirring the pot and dishing on politics.
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