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"Someone" Learns How to Cook the Southern Way

Produktinformationen ""Someone" Learns How to Cook the Southern Way"

THE CUISINE OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH has long held a place in the hearts of America and the world. Whether you're cooking comfort food for friends and family or you want a little something sweet and delicious for yourself, southern cooking has something for everyone. If you're a would-be cook who is hesitant, insecure, or challenged in the kitchen, you'll feel right at home as the pseudonymous "Someone" assures you that any someone can cook the southern way. Even you! You'll feel as though you're learning alongside a family member with no shortage of quips and tips. Funny anecdotes and observations accompany the step-by-step recipes for appetizers, main dishes, side dishes, salads, and desserts. With these easy and accessible methods for capturing the southern flair in your kitchen, "Someone" Learns How to Cook the Southern Way is a delicious experience of tradition and togetherness.
Eigenschaften ""Someone" Learns How to Cook the Southern Way"
Format: Taschenbuch / Softcover
Thema/BIC: Nationale, regionale und ethnische Küche
Verlag: Palmetto Publishing

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