The Austin Cookbook illustrated by Frederick Peeters A follow-up to award-winning illustrator

A follow-up to award-winning illustrator Frank Viva’s Young Frank

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With rare images reproduced for the first time from Japanese archives

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The Austin Cookbook illustrated by Frederick Peeters A follow-up to award-winning illustratorThe Austin Cookbook: Recipes and Stories from Deep in the Heart of Texas is the go to guide to Austin eating (Publishers Weekly). Paula Forbess first book is an enthusiastic love letter to her adopted hometown . . . The book can easily double as a restaurant guide. Food & Wine Delightful asides from prominent Austin based chefs . . . Convinces the reader that eating (like she does) in Austin is a whole heckuva lot of fun. Eater The story of Austin