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Format: Hardcover
 ISBN-10: 0394483111
 ISBN-13: 9780394483115
 May 1976
 Publisher: Random House Inc
 288 pages
 Illustrated
 Language: English |
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Synopsis Celebrated Southern cook Edna Lewis provides not only recipes but reminiscences that have been collected over the years by her family--originally, free slaves who settled on a Virginia farm. With a seasonal bent, Lewis suggests meals framed around events such as "An Early Spring Dinner After Sheep-Shearing," "Sunday Revival Dinner," "Morning-After-Hog-Butchering Breakfast," and "A Dinner Celebrating the Last of the Barnyard Fowl." With an easy, conversational style, recipes use fresh, delicious foods grown and raised on the farm. These include Pork-Flavored Green Beans, Pan-Braised Spare Ribs, Brandied Peaches, and Pan-Fried Chicken with Cream Gravy. This is a unique and beautifully illustrated book about American food, history, and life.
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