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Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible Exclusive Edition Hardcover Cookbook 315+ Recipes

Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible Exclusive Edition Hardcover Cookbook 315+ Recipes

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Title:
Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible
Publisher:
Rodale Inc.
Artist:
Jason Snyder, Illustrator
Author:
Paula Deen with Melissa Clark
Era:
Contemporary (Late 20th - Early 21st Century)
Date:
March 2013; third printing
Dimensions:
7 ¾” x 9 ⅜”
Condition:
Very Good | Like New
Cover:
Hardcover
Pages:
474
ISBN:
9781623360849
Book genre:
Cookbook
Notes:
Exclusive Rodale edition; full-color photography and instructional illustrations throughout.

More than 315 Southern recipes with full-color photography, cooking tips, regional traditions, and step-by-step illustrations.

A definitive guide to Southern cooking and hospitality, this exclusive hardcover edition of Paula Deen's Southern Cooking Bible gathers more than 315 recipes, regional favorites, practical cooking instruction, and beautiful food photography into one substantial kitchen reference.

Written by Paula Deen with Melissa Clark, this volume was designed to preserve and celebrate the traditions, techniques, and flavors that define Southern cuisine. Paula described the book as one of her most comprehensive culinary projects, created for experienced cooks and beginners alike. This exclusive Rodale hardcover edition was published in 2013 under license from Simon & Schuster. 

Inside you'll discover recipes inspired by:

  • Cajun and Creole traditions
  • Low Country favorites
  • Appalachian comfort food
  • Southern baking and desserts
  • Classic family suppers
  • Barbecue and outdoor cooking
  • Holiday and entertaining specialties

The cookbook includes nearly 100 instructional illustrations, practical cooking charts, preparation guides, ingredient information, and Paula's personal stories and cooking advice throughout.

Beautiful full-color photography showcases many of the finished dishes while historical notes and regional insights help explain the cultural influences behind Southern staples such as gumbo, collard greens, biscuits, barbecue, casseroles, cobblers, and pies.

Whether used as a daily kitchen companion or added to a cookbook collection, this volume remains a thorough and enjoyable introduction to Southern American cooking.

This cookbook is in very good to like-new condition. Clean, bright covers, tight binding, crisp pages, no writing noted, minimal shelf wear, and appears lightly used, if at all.

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