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  • American Regional Cookery

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American Regional Cookery

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Like James Beard, Hibben was an early advocate of eating traditional, regional American foods made with fresh, local ingredients. Out of print for many years, American Regional Cookery rounds up Hibben’s collection of national favorites.

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