Culinary Roots

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Culinary Roots

Author	: BRENDA L. JACKSON
File Size	: 40,8 Mb
Publisher	: Emily C. Freeman Holdings LLC
Language	: English
Release Date	: 30 June 2011
ISBN	: 098211141X
Pages	: 100 pages

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Culinary Roots by BRENDA L. JACKSON Book PDF Summary

Soul food dressed to the nines - that best describes the recipes in this collection. Flavored with stories that raised families from generation to another. The recipes are delightful twists to the favorite dishes of an Ohio born and Florida raised cook - Brenda L. Jackson. Down home meets elegant.

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