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The I Hate to Cook Book

Book • 1960
Written by Peg Bracken in 1960, 'The I Hate to Cook Book' is a groundbreaking cookbook that catered to women who felt burdened by the expectations of traditional cooking.

The book is filled with shortcuts, cheats, and tips to help readers prepare meals quickly and efficiently.

It includes chapters on using leftovers, soups, salads, and last-minute meals, all presented with Bracken's signature wit and humor.

The book was revolutionary for its time, offering a liberating alternative to the elaborate cooking standards of the era and remains relevant today for its practical and humorous approach to cooking.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by Sarah Marshall when discussing her favorite cookbooks and the 60s.
Aron Ralston with Blair Braverman
Mentioned as part of the Peg Bracken Book Club tradition.
The I Hate to Housekeep Book with Miranda Zickler

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