JOY LIBRARY
Believe it or not, there are more books in the JOY Library than the eight editions of the Joy of Cooking. Browse the shelves and discover the other books written by Irma and Marion, and the All About series published in 2000.
1931The self published book that started it all. | 1936The first edition of JOY printed by a publisher. | 1943/46The wartime edition taught cooks how to use war rations and stretch their grocery dollars. |
1951The last edition of JOY Irma worked on, and the book that Marion finished alone. | 1963This JOY stands as one of the most outstanding books in the gourmet revolution of the 1950s and 1960s. | 1975The culmination of 45 years of knowledge and experience were the foundation of this masterpiece. |
1997A publisher driven book with a focus on new ingredients, ethnic cuisines and restaurant style foods. | 2006The 75th Anniversary edition adds new time-saving recipes, restores classic reference material, and includes the best of all JOYs. | The Little AcornLittle Acorn is the story of an idea and dream that Marion's mother, Irma Rombauer, pursued, nurtured and grew into America's cookbook. |
Girls and BoysThis children's book is a collection of simple, tasty recipes, and stories by Irma that teach and inspire. | Streamlined CookingThis book is what you want if you appreciate good food but are so situated that you must cook your meals in a very limited space of time. | All About Joy SeriesLuscious color photos were added in thi series of 12 books. |












