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A collection of promises, most broken by step three.
means A book that collects recipes and cooking instructions for preparing food.
from A straightforward compound of 'cook' and 'book,' both old and plain English words doing exactly what they say — 'cook' from Old English 'coc,' tracing back to Latin 'coquus' (one who cooks), and 'book' from Old English 'boc.' The compound itself is a fairly modern convenience, first showing up in English in the 1700s, once printing made it practical to bind someone else's kitchen wisdom and sell it to yours.
- photo tax
- best photo always belongs to the hardest recipe
- true test
- judged by stains, not reviews
- origin
- oldest known one is roman, from the 1st century
- real use
- most owners cook five recipes forever