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12-08-1999, 01:22 PM
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 where to find the hard to find cookbook Here is a purveyor of fine out of print and antiquarian cookbooks, this is for all the folks who don't live near a great book source. Bonnie Slotnick email: bonnie_slotnick@rebus.com mail: Bonnie Slotnick: Cookbooks PMB G27 332 Bleecker St. New York, NY 10014 phone: 212-989-8962 fax: 212-989-8102 Bonnie has a shop in Greenwich Village. Please get in touch with her if you'd like to visit. I post this listing because there is a wealth of knowledge out there and it's not all at the mega store.      |
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