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A Book of Recipes: Ukrainian Traditional and Modern Favorites

Title

A Book of Recipes: Ukrainian Traditional and Modern Favorites

Creator

Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada - Vancouver Branch

Publisher

Vancouver, BC: "Lesia Ukrainka Branch of the Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada

Date

1965

Extent

106 pages

23 cm

Source

Archival & Special Collections, University of Guelph Library, Guelph, Ontario Canada.

Identifier

TX715.6 .B66

Format

JPEGs and PDF derived from master file, which was scanned from the original book in 24-bit color at 600 dpi in TIFF format using an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner.

Language

English

Type

Book

Rights

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Alternative Title

The Art of Cooking...Ukrainian Style

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On Cover: Centered in red text on the top it reads "the art of cooking...Ukrainian Style. There is a black and white photograph of a teapot and a plate of bread. The bottom has centered black text that reads: "A Book of Recipes: Ukrainian Traditional and Modern Favorites" In a smaller font below, there is text that reads: "To Mark the 30th Anniversary of the 'Lesia Ukrainka' Branch of the Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada. 1933-1963". Printed on tan background. Black spiral binding.

A photograph of a page from a magazine, depicting a cooking article, entitled Kitchen Magic. the page is split vertically into two halves. The left half contains a photograph of a table with festive napkins and a casserole dish with food in it. The right half contains the title in orange and the text of the article against a cream background.

A black and white photograph of a newspaper clipping, titled Recipe of the Week, Treat of Versailles, by Helen Gagen, followed by the text of the recipe.

A colour photograph of a dining table covered in a white tablecloth embroidered with black thread. There are beige curtains in the background. On the table is an array of festive Ukrainian food displayed for a celebration, and a candleholder with a white candle.

A colour photograph of a dining table covered in a white tablecloth and surrounded by four chairs. There are beige curtains and dining room furniture in the background. On the table is an array of festive Ukrainian food displayed for a celebration.

A photograph of a letter in blue pen on white paper with letterhead.

A photograph of the cover of Helen Gagan's cookbooklet. There is a red toned photograph of a barbecue grill with a tbone steak and hot dogs on it. The title Helen Gagen's Summer Foods is in black type at the top. At the bottom is the statement The Telegram Service Library, Price $1.

A photo of a recipe card, with black text against an aged cream background. At the top is the title which says Twists. At the top left is a photograph of small pastries, and below it, the ingredient. On the right is the recipe text.

A photo of a recipe card, with black text against an aged cream background. At the top is the title which says Smothered Chicken a la Paprika. Below the title is the ingredient list, followed by the recipe text.

a white page with black letter in two columns listing the names of women who contributed to the Lesia Ukrainka cookbook

A black and white photograph of a table covered in a while cloth with embroidery. On the table is a plate of pastries. Behind the plate is a teapot with a geometric design.

A white page with black writing halfway down the page, On the bottom half is a line illustration of a man, woman, and child in traditional Ukrainian dress.

Collection

Community Cookbooks

Citation

Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada - Vancouver Branch , “A Book of Recipes: Ukrainian Traditional and Modern Favorites,” What Canada Ate, accessed April 24, 2024, https://whatcanadaate.lib.uoguelph.ca/items/show/502.

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