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#1 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 12:54:26 PM(UTC)

I've had this cookbook for decades and it is becoming more and more broken. So I started looking around for a replacment copy. That's when I see this cookbook was  published as 2 voluimes in 1975. Mine doesn't have any reference to 2 volumes. Can anyone explain what this means? Mine is isbn 0-385-09088-9

#2 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 2:20:22 PM(UTC)
It looks like Doubleday published the Doubleday Cookbook in 1975 as both a one-volume book ISBN 9780385180375 and a 2-volume set ISBN 9780385090889. At least that is according to the information I can find online. Your ISBN does relate to the two-volume set (the number you quoted is the ISBN-10 whereas I'm giving the ISBN-13) - there should be Volume 1 with blue writing on the cover and Volume 2 with red writing.
When books are this old it can be hard to get accurate information. How many pages are in the volume you have? According to our data, the single volume has 1,344 pages and the 2-volume has 1,325 pages (I'm not sure why the 2-volume would have fewer pages).
#3 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 2:51:03 PM(UTC)
Originally Posted by: mnelsen74 Go to Quoted Post
I've had this cookbook for decades and it is becoming more and more broken. So I started looking around for a replacement copy. That's when I see this cookbook was published as 2 volumes in 1975. Mine doesn't have any reference to 2 volumes. Can anyone explain what this means? Mine is isbn 0-385-09088-9

That does mean it is the first edition.
#4 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 3:57:40 PM(UTC)

It looks like 1,325 pages is a combined total for the two volumes together. I found a listing online (on abebooks.com) to a complete two-volume first edition showing 780 pages for Volume 1 and 774 pages for Volume 2. Maybe when they published it as one (very unwieldy) volume, the page layout was vastly different which would account for the greater number of pages? 

#5 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 6:28:40 PM(UTC)

That is all good information that is so hard to find. My cookbook has 1325 pages, so I guess it is the combination of Volume 1 and 2.

#6 Posted : Friday, November 20, 2020 6:32:23 PM(UTC)

And the back binder is red.

#7 Posted : Friday, November 27, 2020 1:04:25 PM(UTC)

And a pet peeve came about when I decided to buy the updated version of the cookbook.  1990, The New Doubleday Cookbook with many more recipes.


Because I have trouble keeping track of which recipes I've made, I mark the recipes in the index of the book. When I tried to locate all the "made" recipes from the old cookbook and locate them in the new cookbook, some of them weren't there. I emailed Jean Anderson and asked if there was some place  where I could see which recipes were left out of the new cookbook. No answer.

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