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Default My Good Cookbook Shelves

I needed to upgrade the book case so moved in a utility shelf. The
bottom three shelves are my food references. I hate calling them
"cookbooks" since most of these are more than just books full of
recipes. If I want just recipes, the internet is full of them.

http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/2227/goodco1.jpg

My other bookscase is just outside the kitchen. Those books are
less valuable than these, and more plentiful. These pictured here
are the "Cream of my crop".

Can anybody top the quality selection found here? :-)

-sw
 
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