Glacier Park ChatA new cookbook from the North Fork:
http://www.flatheadnewsgroup.com/hungry ... f887a.html
North Fork Cookbook
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Re: North Fork Cookbook
400 copies of Centennial edition in color, remainder in B&W.
Congratulations to the authors! (Whenever I think of old-timey food or recipes that have stood the test of time, I can't get beyond lard.)
I liked the photo of the cyclists on a bluebird day hefting their steeds over avalanche debris. Quite a ton of snow.
Have heard the passes are still quite snowy. Conditions should favor the frequently overlooked southeast corner of the Park, and possible the delightful North Fork. </speculation>
Congratulations to the authors! (Whenever I think of old-timey food or recipes that have stood the test of time, I can't get beyond lard.)
I liked the photo of the cyclists on a bluebird day hefting their steeds over avalanche debris. Quite a ton of snow.
Have heard the passes are still quite snowy. Conditions should favor the frequently overlooked southeast corner of the Park, and possible the delightful North Fork. </speculation>