The Best from Helen Corbitt's Kitchens by Helen Corbitt
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- ISBN 10 1574414925
- ISBN 13 9781574414929
- Published May 14 2014
- Format Misc. format
- Page Count 433
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher University of North Texas Press
- Imprint Not Avail
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Stanley Marcus declared Helen Corbitt "the Balenciaga of Food." Earl Wilson described her simply as "the best cook in Texas." Lyndon B. Johnson loved her stroganoff and wished she would accompony him and Lady Bird-to the White House to run the dining room. Helen Corbitt is to American cuisine what Julia Child is to French. Corbitt's genius was in presentations of new and unusual flavor combinations, colors, and even serving temperatures. She insisted on the finest, freshest ingredients, served with impeccable style. As Director of Food Services for Neiman Marcus, she travelled widely, bringing recipes back to tantalize Texans' tastebuds. Now, you can savor Helen Corbitt all over again-or perhaps for the first time-through a brand new Helen Corbitt cookbook. In The Best from Helen Corbitt's Kitchen, Patty MacDonald serves up more than 500 favorite recipes from Helen Corbitt's Cookbook, published in 1957, Helen Corbitt's Potluck (1962); Helen Corbitt Cooks for Company (1974); Helen Corbitt Cooks for Looks (1967); and Helen Corbitt's Greenhouse Cookbook, published after her death in 1978, as well as never before published recipes, many from her cooking schools.Other cookbooks by this author
- The Best from Helen Corbitt's Kitchens
- The Best from Helen Corbitt's Kitchens
- The Helen Corbitt Collection
- Helen Corbitt Cooks for Company
- Helen Corbitt Cooks for Looks: An Adventure in Low-Calorie Eating
- Helen Corbitt's Cook Book: A 25th Anniversary Celebration
- Helen Corbitt's Cookbook
- Helen Corbitt's Cookbook
- Helen Corbitt's Greenhouse Cookbook
- Helen Corbitt's Potluck Cookbook
- Mexico Through the Kitchen Window

