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Wedding Cookbook Helps Feed Large Groups
Have you ever wanted to cook "home made" food for a large group but didn't know how? If so, you might be interested in "The Wedding Planner" cookbook that has recipes to feed about 400 people at a time.
"Whenever we, as Amish, have a wedding there are probably anywhere from 400 to 600 people invited," says Mrs.
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Wedding Cookbook Helps Feed Large Groups FARM HOME Food 29-3-30 Have you ever wanted to cook "home made" food for a large group but didn't know how? If so, you might be interested in "The Wedding Planner" cookbook that has recipes to feed about 400 people at a time.
"Whenever we, as Amish, have a wedding there are probably anywhere from 400 to 600 people invited," says Mrs. Samuel Yoder, co-author of the book. "If the wedding is the first one for a household, then the mother has to ask her mom, aunts, and friends how much food it took them when they had a wedding."
The 32-page cookbook offers recipes for coleslaw, potluck potatoes, deep fried chicken and chocolate pie among other foods.
Sells for $8.25 including S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Mrs. Samuel Yoder, 16818 Tavern Rd., Burton, Ohio 44021.
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