Links To Non Cookbooks of the Month - 2nd Edition Feb. 2014

Gio · Feb 11, 2014 09:13:14 UTC

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Gio | Feb 11, 201409:13 AM 65

The list below contains links to Non Cookbooks of the Month Chowhound Members have cooked from in the past. Having these links in a thread that can be bookmarked or archived will make it easier for people who want to locate specific reports from cookbooks other than Cookbooks of the Month. In the future, should there be additional companion or individual cookbook threads, please feel free to add the link to this list. However, this compilation is ONLY for titles and links to threads.

Please keep this a No Discussion Thread. Thank You.

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