Every church and community cookbook is unique, and contains many clues about the characteristics of those who compiled the cookbook. I recently came across a hundred-year-old cookbook called the Cement City Cook Book that included fun poems in chapter headings. It was compiled by the First Baptish Church, Alpena, Michigan.
These are clever and fun. The last one reminds of the traditional poem about what little girls and little boys are made of: sugar and spice, vs. snips, and snails, and puppy dog tails.
What fun!
Love them all Sheryl!
They have the feel of nursery rhymes! Short, sweet and easily taken in!
Cute!
“A cookie bush or doughnut tree”! Adorable.