Missing cookbooks

Memories of favorite foods are some of the most vivid we have - a berry pie or a special sauce for barbequed spareribs can bring back images of family, childhood, or holidays.

A growing number of consumers are actively searching for old, out-of-print cookbooks .

Here are some helpful Web sites for such a quest:

www.foodbooks.com

A site billing itself as "Serious Books for Serious Cooks," with a separate "used cookbook" category.

www.aroundthekitchen.com

A great source for used cookbooks, providing descriptions of the condition of the books in question.

www.jessicas.com

A leading source for tough-to-locate cookbooks, at discounted prices.

Source: The New York Times

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