Ralph's Italian Restaurant, 100 Years &amp; 100 Recipes is a book that gives you an inside look at how this South Philadelphia temple of fine cuisine came in to being and also, for the first time ever, a chance to enjoy the 100-year-old Dispigno family recipes that have never been written down before. Learn about all the famous guests - from Teddy Roosevelt to Frank Sinatra - who have enjoyed Ralph's food, read about the four generations of this close-knit family and how the restaurant has been their life - and find out the inside secrets of what makes a meal at Ralph's a truly unforgettable dining experience.

Ralph's Italian Restaurant, 100 Years and 100 Recipes

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Rubino, Jimmy, Jr.

Taylor, Ted

Ted Taylor

Jimmy Rubino, Jr.

Regional & International

Xlibris

The title says it all, this is the ultimate Philadelphia A's reference book with over one thousand two hundred bios of virtually every person, player, coach, and manager who ever wore an A's uniform and/or appeared in a A's box score as well as those of numerous support personnel, farm system players some who came close to making it to the major and some who didn't. It also includes a complete season-by-season rundown, key trades, league leaders and honors, the everyday players, plus all kinds of other interesting information about this legendary baseball club.The Ultimate Philadelphia Athletics Reference Book 1901-1954 is also author Ted Taylor's homage to Messrs. Johnson and Carmichael. As with his first book, he writes about the lesser players, guys who got a short look maybe one game, maybe just an invitation to spring training, maybe even a transient one as they were traded from one team to the A's and then shipped off to another before ever pulling on a Philadelphia uniform as well as the twenty A's icons now residing in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.

Ultimate Philadelphia Athletics Reference Book 1901-1954

Xlibris Corporation LLC

A Poignant, humorous tale of growing up in the author's beloved hometown in the middle of the 20th Century By the time Ted Taylor reached the age of ten he had met Connie Mack, attended an NFL Championship game and had met Roy Roger's singing sidekicks "The Sons of the Pioneers".A Poignant, humorous tale of growing up in the author's beloved hometown in the middle of the 20th Century As the Glenside Kid, Ted inhabited a world that was safer than today and, some would say, a heck of a lot more fun.A Poignant, humorous tale of growing up in the author's beloved hometown in the middle of the 20th Century Growing up Ted was influenced by the nostalgic prose of author Jean Shepherd who had a fine eye for the absurdity, madness and idiocy that shapes us all.A Poignant, humorous tale of growing up in the author's beloved hometown in the middle of the 20th Century Not counting his two textbooks, this is Teds Taylor's seventh book. A popular newspaper columnist for many years, his nostalgia pieces about growing up in Glenside were always reader favorites. At the urging of his family and friends, he has turned his life story, at least the first 18 years of it, into this book. Excelsior!

The Glenside Kid

Zip Publishing/The Educational Publisher

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