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Texfake by W Thomas Taylor HC Private Press 1991 Larry McMurtry Introduction B99

This hardcover book, “Texfake” by Larry McMurtry and John Taylor, is a compelling read for those interested in true crime and books about crime. It is a private press publication from W. Thomas Taylor in 1991, featuring an introduction by Larry McMurtry. The book is in English and is nonfiction. The book is titled “Texfake” and is about crime in Texas. It is a true crime book that will keep readers engaged from start to finish. The authors, Larry McMurtry and John Taylor, have done an excellent job in writing this book. It is a great addition to any true crime book collection.

The Finishing Touch by Charles E. Ball/Texas Cattle Feeders 1992

“The Finishing Touch by Charles E. Ball/Texas Cattle Feeders 1992” is a revised chronicle book written in English focusing on cattle feeding management. The book, illustrated by Charles E. Ball, provides guidance on agriculture and animal husbandry specifically for Texas cattle feeders. Published by Trafton Printing in 1992, this book is a valuable resource for those interested in technology and engineering related to the cattle feeding industry.

South Texas Mexican Cookbook (Paperback or Softback)

This delightful cookbook is straight from the cocina of a South Texas traditional Mexican home. Don’t expect the regular fare of restaurants specializing in “Mexican” food, but if you want a nostalgic trip down memory lane and tidbits to tantalize even the most avid gourmet, try some of Lucy Garza’s down-home recipes. You can start the day with her taquitos filled with huevos con chorizo, lunch on pollo con calabaza or fideo con carne. In the afternoon enjoy a short snack with one of mama’s meriendas and for the evening meal select from more than one hundred recipes, such as albondigas de camaron. The author, now a homemaking teacher in Falfurrias, grew up in her mama’s kitchen and had a patient and loving instructor for her culinary arts. Her recipes were learned at mama’s elbow and refined by her own growing interest in cooking. This cookbook is designed to beef up the Mexican heritage of thousands of Texans and to introduce cooks of all backgrounds to the delightful experience of turning the kitchens into Mexican cocinas. Paperback – 98 pages

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