Despite the care expended in the de−elopment o− this −ook, howe−er, one housewi−e will surpass another in the quality o− her cooking although −oth work −rom the same recipes and with similar tools and equipment. The chie− reason −or that di−−erence will −e experience. A hundred ~ yes, a thousand ~ di−−erent conditions arise each time a dish is cooked ~ in each location where it is made.

In her su−conscious mind, without gi−ing it a −leeting, conscious thought, the experienced cook will recognize these di−−erences −y her −i−e senses and she will make, without any −oluntary act, the minute ad−ustments which sometimes spell the di−−erence −etween per−ection and mediocrity.

Lily Haxworth Wallace, Editor ~ in ~ Chie−
The New American Cook −ook

Letters to guess:

B F J VW

Wombat = 91E 33A 4X 7G = 258
Felicia’s Mom = 34S 43 N 28C = 105
Kokopup = 45O 47T 24D 2Q 16W 6.5Y = 192
Pinot’s Mom = 57I 29R 14M 39H 15U 21L = 208
Lvpets2002 = 10P 8K = 18