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Traditional Hungarian home cooking adapted to N. American measurements and kitchen tools.
FONT face=Verdana>FONT size=2>BR>This comprehensive original cookbook was first printed in 1984 and is presently in sixth printing by popular demand.BR>BR>Eva's Hungarian Kitchen contains all the fondly and nostalgically remembered traditional home recipes, that mothers and grandmothers cooked for their families, adapted to the modern kitchen.BR>FONT size=2>BR>Authentic recipes, methods and ingredients.BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>Introductions to history, traditions and customs.BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>BR>Titles and index in both English and Hungarian.<BR>BR>BR>144 pages, coil | |  | | Eva's Kitchen Confidence
EVA'S KITCHEN CONFIDENCE is a cookbook to teach you all the methods needed to become a proficient and creative cook.
SPAN lang=EN-CA style="FONT-SIZE: 10pt">FONT face=Verdana>In today's hurried society, one often finds the meal provider, now days just as often a male, caught in a guilt ridden quandary, trying to balance good nutrition, budget and the constrains of time, bounded by career, children's activities and some semblance of family life. If you recognize your life in the above statement, Eva Kende wrote a cookbook just for you! Male or female meal provider —sounds better than cook— will find a lot of information to learn to create meals SPAN style="mso-spacerun: yes"> /SPAN>without exact reci | |  | | Snapshots... Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtain
Eva Kende’s memoir of growing up in post-war Hungary. Her recollections are factual, realistic, touching and void of political bias. Suitable reading for Young Adults!
P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt">FONT face=Verdana>SPAN lang=EN-CA>Eva M. Kende dipped into her painful past to write a non-political memoir depicting life as it was in post-war Eastern Europe, allowing the reader to come to his/her conclusions about the era. While the locale is /SPAN>?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />st1:country-region>st1:place>SPAN lang=EN-CA>Hungary/SPAN>/st1:place>/st1:country-region>SPAN lang=EN-CA>, the events in the book equally reflect that of much of /SPAN>st1:place>SPAN lang=EN-CA>Eastern Euro |
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The Tree Outside the Window
by R. Burrow
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 At the young of age of seven, Jill's mother Eve takes her for regular sessions to a child psychologist for treatment of her anxiety, which only makes her behavior worse. When she reaches her teens, she starts drinking and then smoking marijuana with |
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