A write-up about the book by Susan Schwartz appeared in the Seniors section of The Gazette on 22 October 1987: 

Artists fashion a cookbook

In addition to their art work, the artists of the Golden Age Association have the fruits of a new labor to show off this year - a cookbook.

We Can Also Cook, billed as an art and cook book, contains dozens of familiar and homey recipes, presented in calligraphy by the artists and paired with their own drawings and etchings.

The project, co-ordinated by the art department's assistant director, Dorothy Finkelberg, almost didn't get off the ground when artists were initially reluctant to submit recipes. They'd done their time in the kitchen, they figured, and moved on.

But as they thought about the idea, favorite recipes came to mind - handed down by their mothers or passed on by children or friends.

The attractive, spiral-bound 157-page paperback is filled with recipes for such dishes as chicken dinner in the pot, stuffed veal brisket, potato latkes, cabbage soup, Russian beet soup, Sonia's fish loaf, pickled salmon, fruit noodle kugel, old-fashioned rice pudding and mandel broit.

it's available for $12.95 from the Golden Age Association, and there are plans to carry it in local bookstores.

Contents: 

Soups, Salads, Meat Dishes, Vegetarian Variations, Fish Dishes, Vegetable Side Dishes, Desserts, Miscellaneous