Bayou Barbary Louisiana Cajun Creole Spiral Cookbook Thank Heaven Homemade Cooks

Description: This delightful collection of recipes, compiled by the Pine Grove Baptist Church youth, offers a nostalgic journey into home cooking. The charming illustrations and heartfelt community spirit within these pages make it a treasured piece for those who appreciate culinary history and the warmth of shared meals. • Spiral-bound for easy use • Vintage illustrations add charm • Organized by dish categories • Compiled by Pine Grove Youth • 1988-1989 edition • Includes appetizers, mains, desserts Condition: Shelf wear indicative of age and use. Clean inside. Please look carefully at photos. The earliest known settlers of Bayou Barbary were Joseph Thomas and three Denham brothers. Excluded from the Louisiana Purchase, this area left these pioneers as subjects of West Florida under Spanish rule. Local leader Philemon Thomas organized a rebellion, with Joseph Thomas leading the militia to capture Fort San Carlos from Spanish control. At dawn on September 23, 1810, the rebels stormed the fort, quickly overpowering and killing several Spanish soldiers. Their victory established the short-lived Republic of West Florida, which lasted 74 days. Thank Heaven for Homemade Cooks Pine Grove Baptist Church Youth of 1988 Bayou Barbary Louisiana 102 pages Good pre-owned condition with shelf wear. See photos for full details of condition. Features: • Louisiana Cajun Creole Cookbook Southern Community Cookbook Condition: Pre-Owned Good Cajun, Creole, Louisiana, Community, Fundraiser, Spiral Bound, Rare, Scarce

Price: 42.95 USD

Location: Hammond, Louisiana

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