Arizona Territory Cookbook: Recipes from 1864 to 1912

by Daphne Overstreet

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Arizona Territory pioneers prepared their food the hard way! Dutch ovens, open fires, barbecues ... they used many methods to overcome the difficulties of cooking on the trail. Authentic recipes from Indians, cowboys, the military, Mexicans, miners and Mormons.

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More than 100 recipes from various groups in Arizona Territory. With historical profiles of Pete Kitchen, etc., this is the perfect historical food source

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Arizona Territory pioneers prepared their food the hard way! Dutch ovens, open fires, barbecues ... they used many methods to overcome the difficulties of cooking on the trail. Authentic recipes from Indians, cowboys, the military, Mexicans, miners and Mormons.

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