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cindy
Location: kenton,ohio
Date Posted: 10/22/2008 09:24:58 AM

I have so many gooseberry patch cookbooks...I love them all....but I go back to this one at the first falling leaf in the fall.......this book has everything I need to making meatballs and soups to decorating ideas!!!I just love it ..I have it out right now!!! I have given many for gifts...but out of them all this is my favorite

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Kimberly
Location: Derry, PA
Date Posted: 10/16/2008 01:31:16 PM

This was my first Gooseberry Patch cookbook. I was so impressed with it that I bought a copy as a gift for my sister. I have since purchased 2 copies of every Gooseberry Patch cookbook. One for me and one for my sister. There is nothing more comforting on a dreary day than a cup of hot tea and a good book!

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Kristen
Location: Fort Smith, AR.
Date Posted: 10/16/2008 09:29:02 AM

My sister purchased this cookbook for me many years ago. It is filled with great recipes, sweet memories and traditions. I often pull it out to refer to a recipe or just to read it, as it takes me to my favorite time of year. It is like visiting with an old friend.

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Sharon "Judy"
Location: Escondido, Ca.-USA
Date Posted: 10/16/2008 01:06:02 PM

I own many, many cookbooks and this is the one I use most often. I have tried everything from the Skiers French Toast to Liz Martin's Marvelous Minestrone (Martin was my maiden name :-) and this morning I again made my brother's Raisin Apple Harvest Cake on page 56. My sister and I think he has baked this over 200 times. He seems to always have this cake on hand. I even bake it into large muffins. It's a fun book just to sit and read in your spare time. When you printed WHFTH, you printed a winner. This book makes a wonderful Christmas gift. When wrapping, tie a little bag of vanilla coffee (page 195) around your gift bow. I love your cookbooks and just reading them puts me in the holiday spirit. We are having 14 over for Thanksgiving and believe me, I will be using this cookbook alot... Most Sincerely, Judy