The I Hate To Cook Book by Peg Bracken with Illustrations by Hilary Knight - 1966 Edition vogue pottery which appears in almost every

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The I Hate To Cook Book by Peg Bracken with Illustrations by Hilary Knight - 1966 Edition vogue pottery which appears in almost everybecause a good recipe travels as far and as fast as a good joke Peg Bracken {HISTORY} If you asked Peg Bracken (1918 2007) which she would rather do cook, clean, or write she'd choose writing any day. So you might be a bit surprised to learn that Peg was the author of two bestselling cooking and cleaning books in the 1960s, both under the auspices of hating each. When Peg's I Hate to Cook Book was published in 1960, she tapped into a previously