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The Ultimate Southern Living Cookbook

This newly created volume of the "Southern Living Cookbook" series includes the best basic recipes from the magazine files, each one retested to focus on time, convenience, and good health for on-the-go families. Besides the recipes, the book also includes an extensive text update, all new photos, nutritional analysis, preparation and cooking times for every recipe, and a discussion of equipment and ingredients.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 496 pages

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