• Stacy Lyn Harris’s 2024 Southern cookbook featuring 80+ recipes, hospitality tips, and full‑page photography. Near‑mint hardcover. Cover Front
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Love Language of the South: Celebration of Food | Stacy Lyn Harris (2024) First Edition Memoir-Style Cookbook

Love Language of the South: Celebration of Food | Stacy Lyn Harris (2024) First Edition Memoir-Style Cookbook

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AT A GLANCE

Title:
Love Language of the South
Publisher:
Worthy Publishing (Hachette Book Group)
Author:
Stacy Lyn Harris
Era:
Contemporary (Late 20th - Early 21st Century)
Date:
2024 First Edition
Dimensions:
8 ¼” x 10”
Condition:
Near mint (NM)
Photographer:
Graylyn Harris, Stacy Harris & High 5 Productions
Cover:
Hardcover
Pages:
275
ISBN:
9781546004264
Book genre:
Southern Cooking | Memoir | Regional Cuisine

Experience love the southern way with television host, blogger, and cookbook veteran Stacy Lyn Harris as she shares her family's most treasured memories and recipes.

A richly photographed celebration of Southern foodways, Love Language of the South blends memoir, hospitality, and heirloom cooking into one beautifully produced volume. Written by television host, blogger, and sustainable‑living advocate Stacy Lyn Harris, this cookbook captures the warmth, generosity, and storytelling that define Southern kitchens.

Harris grew up learning to cook at her grandmother’s elbow, absorbing the rhythms of seasonal food, family gatherings, and the rituals that make a home feel lived‑in and loved. This book reflects that heritage with more than eighty recipes, dozens of hospitality tips, and narrative reflections on the traditions that shaped her Alabama upbringing.

Author Biography

Stacy Lyn Harris is a chef, gardener, homesteader, and television personality known for her commitment to sustainable living. She homeschools her seven children, raises chickens and bees, hunts wild game, preserves her own produce, and cooks nearly everything from scratch. Her work has inspired a growing audience seeking a return to land‑based living and intentional hospitality.

Harris hosts The Sporting Chef on Outdoor Channel and appears regularly on NBC, TBN, Daystar, and other networks. Her books and blog have become trusted resources for home cooks who want to blend tradition, creativity, and self‑sufficiency.

The recipes range from Southern classics—Hoppin’ John, Bacon Cheddar Biscuits, Pimiento Cheese, Cornmeal Fried Okra—to wild game dishes, garden‑to‑table meals, and internationally inspired plates that reflect the evolving South. An intuitive index helps cooks plan meals by course, season, or occasion.

This edition is in near‑mint condition: Clean, bright covers; tight binding; crisp pages; no writing or stains noted. Appears lightly used, if at all. Full-page photography remains vivid and glossy.

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