The Times-PicayuneRezensionen

For distribution through the newspapers represented by Frederic J. Haskin.

11th ed.

12th Ed.

9th ed. WWII edition.

10th ed. Two toned mammy seated on hearth.

Nineth ed. Frontis two-toned photo of Mammy seated on hearth.

7th ed. 2nd Prohibition edition. Frontis two toned mammy seated on hearth.

5th ed. Frontis courtyard dining scene with black waiter serving two couples.

7th ed. Reprinted from the fifth edition, containing recipes using wines and liquors customary before prohibition. Frontis two toned mammy seated on hearth.

270. 4th ed. Frontis to the Introduction, b&w Mammy by L. A Winterhalder. Frontis to Introduction, b&w Froggie, Picayune's Weather Prophet, serving for Aunt Zoe.

6th. Prohibition Edition. Frontis two toned mammy seated on the hearth.

The definitive edition of this seminal work. 2nd edition. A treasure. Recent research by Rien Fertel discovered who actually composed Picayune Cook Book Marie Louise Points.

CAVEAT: I don't own this book, but a librarian friend of mine has mentioned to me that it is more a political commentary than a documentary volume, and I quote him here: "Nowhere, I repeat NOWHERE, does it even mention the Coast Guard. Navy either, for that matter. It is so dedicated to blaming the federal government that they apparently couldn't bring themselves to casually mention that some agencies did it right...Sadly, a generation from now, young people will read the darned thing and not realize [that the] Coast Guard, et al,[were even there]."