1970 Portable Kitchen Cookbook - The Good

[STEbbq]

It is actually not bad at all. For someone smoking BBQ in the 1970s, this would probably make them the star of the neighborhood. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of international recipes.

[Panhead John]

The lady on the left in the top pic, isn’t she the lead singer for the B-52’s?

[Jim White]

Either that or she has a Carolina Wren nest on top of head.

[Panhead John]

LOL! 😂

[barelfly]

These photos tell me I need to step up my clothing when I’m cooking

[Jessterr]

Wow, where did you find this? Nice get. I never realized that PK had all these various models in the past.

[STEbbq]

Good ol Ebay!

[Jessterr]

I’m guessing you paid more than the cover price. 🤣

[STEbbq]

It was about $14 shipped. It was a fun read. I may make something out of it eventually as the recipes look reasonable for the most part.

[TripleB]

Interesting on the "Armenian" marinade. I cannot believe that there were a lot of Armenian's in Arkansas in the 50's or even now. I live in Glendale, CA (La Crescenta proper) and we have the largest Armenian population outside of Armenia. I'll have to show this to my Armenian friends and see if it is close to any marinade they've ever made.

[58limited]

Our best Italian restaurants in SE Texas are owned and staffed by Armenians.

[STEbbq]

I would be interested to see what you learn TripleB

It had Asian recipes too.

I screenshotted the PDF this time.

https://www.pkgrills.com/content/pdf/PK%20Grills%20Retro%20Cookbook%20LOW1.pdf