Get the latest Chuckwagon recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/chuckwagon This was probably the first homemade bread that I ever made. It too originally came from this 25 page cookbook back in 1981 when I still smoked. Buy two packs of cigarettes and get a cook book. That being said it has some fantastic recipes in it. They come from the Chuckwagon Cooking from Marlboro Country. I have tried them all and can say that they are very good. They are from old chuckwagon cooks (well that is how Philip Morris billed it and you know that a big tobacco company would not lie to you.) http://www.grouprecipes.com/85107/wild-onion-bread.html Now you need something to make with the Dry Baking Mix don't you? It too originally came from this 25 page cookbook back in 1981 when I still smoked. Buy two packs of cigarettes and get a cook book. That being said it has some fantastic recipes in it. They come from the Chuckwagon Cooking from Marlboro Country. I have tried them all and can say that they are very good. They are from old chuckwagon cooks (well that is how Philip Morris billed it and you know that a big tobacco company would not lie to you.) http://www.grouprecipes.com/85104/red-chili-biscuits.html So you have an urge to cook with sour dough? Well this is a tried and true sourdough steak recipe, It too originally came from this 25 page cookbook back in 1981 when I still smoked. Buy two packs of cigarettes and get a cook book. That being said it has some fantastic recipes in it. They come from the Chuckwagon Cooking from Marlboro Country. I have tried them all and can say that they are very good. They are from old chuckwagon cooks (well that is how Philip Morris billed it and you know that a big tobacco company would not lie to you.) http://www.grouprecipes.com/85102/sourdough-steak.html This may seem a bit odd but bare with me, I got this 25 page cookbook back in 1981 when I still smoked. Buy two packs of cigarettes and get a cook book. That being said it has some fantastic recipes in it. They come from the Chuckwagon Cooking from ......Marlboro Country. I have tried them all and can say that they are very good. They are from old chuckwagon cooks (well that is how Philip Morris billed it and you know that a big tobacco company would not lie to you.) This is a great and hearty dish. http://www.grouprecipes.com/85099/tin-plate-special.html The old bucket steak (cubed steak) of yesteryear arrives in a new and healthier style to liven up your dinner table when you're feeling like comfort food. And isn't that all the time??? http://www.grouprecipes.com/12386/swallow-your-tongue-bucket-steak.html