Vintage 1940s Candy Tin - Katharine Beecher Butter Mints sandra pattern when she first began helping

when she first began helping her mom (who was also a cookbook author)

Pair this dish with this apron and this cookbook for an authentic Mexican culinary adventure

Fannie Farmer (1857-1915) was always interested in the science aspect of cooking along with preparing good meals

As a sewer herself

There is one chip that measures 3/4" of an inch x 1/8th" of an inch on one of the white stripes on the rim and a smaller chip that measures 1/8th of an inch of the rim edge just above the other chip

Vintage 1940s Candy Tin - Katharine Beecher Butter Mints sandra pattern when she first began helpingPeople who love to eat are always the best people. Julia Child {HISTORY} One of Pennsylvania's greatest 20th century entrepreneurial success stories is this sweet one, about the life and times of Katharine Beecher. Born in Pennsylvania, it took a marriage, a move to Indiana and then another move to North Carolina before Katharine would ever become familiar with the butter mints that would one day make her famous. During her few years spent in NC, she