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$7.95
Softcover
75 pages

Chuck Wagon
Cook Book
No chuck wagon feed is complete without its basic ingredients of beans, beef, hot biscuits, apple pie and lots of coffee.  Included are original recipes for boiled apple dumplings, lima beans baked with steak and general, everyday useful tips, all from the renowned Western cook, Hi Pockets.  Also included are recipes showing you hot to create actual hand lotion and soaps like those used in the rugged west; wines, tea, punch, even candy and ice cream are included.
Beth McElfresh



$7.95
Paperbound
125 pages

Cowboy Cartoon Cookbook
A Chuckwagon Load of Rib-ticklin' Roundup Recipes
Zesty western recipes, cowboy cartoons and anecdotes.  Cowboy artist Jim  Willoughby 
and his wife, Sue, have combined their 
talents to produce these tantalizing selections.  Saddle up the stove, 'cause you'll be 
riding the range to night! Yee-hah!
Jim & Sue Willoughby

 

$15.95
Paperbound
117 pages

Donner Party 
Cookbook

A guide to survival on the Hastings Cutoff

Terry Del Bene combines a riveting narrative with his extensive knowledge of 19th century foods.  Like peeling an onion, this account strips the story to the hard truths of overland travel as the layers of social and cultural belief and action that resulted in the 1846 tragedy in the Sierra Nevada are uncovered.  There is nothing dry about the tale.
Terry Del Bene, Ph.D. 


$14.95
Paperback  plastic binding
90 pages

Meals on Mules

Chuck Wagon Cookin'

This cookbook will bring you the Ranch, the Chuck Wagon and the Dutch Oven through reenactments of when the cowboy cook
was king of the trail.
George R. Stephen III



$10.95
Hardcover, plastic binding
120 pages

The Mormon Trail Cookbook:
Endeavors, Struggles and Cooking Traditions of the Mormon Pioneers
The Mormon Trail Cookbook will take you 
on a trip through time beginning with traditional ethnic cooking.  These traditional recipes are traced through time and the modern-day 
versions are also found.
Morris



$16.95
Hardcover, plastic binding
310 pages

Trail Boss' 
Cowboy Cookbook
Includes 458 recipes from 24 states and 8 countries.  Not just a meat-and-potatoes cookbook, this collection of authentic rangeland dishes and the historical notes behind them will surprise and satisfy everyone from seasoned gourmets to casual cooks. 



$6.95
Papercover with plastic binding
93 pages

Wyoming Cookbook Bring the best of Wyoming to your table!
More than 130 lip smackin', palate pleasin', savory Wyoming recipes. 
compiled by Karin Wade

 

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