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Lavender-Honey Scones

Lavender is one of the world’s oldest herbs with many uses, including these fragrant and delicious Lavender-Honey Scones.

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Dining in Mississippi

Dining in Mississippi is unlike anywhere else in the country. Come and take a trip with me to the town of Learned and see what the locals eat.

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Southern Fried 4th of July

What’s more All-American than a 4th of July celebration in an 1840 Mississippi home with fried catfish and hush puppies? Ya’ll, it was a blast!

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Sphere Magazine, June 1974

This issue of vintage Sphere Magazine features a Pennsylvania Dutch folk festival with some delicious baking, cooking, and canning ideas.

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Scook: The Complete Cookery Course

Scook. A funny name for a most incredible cookbook by Michelin-starred French chef, Anne-Sophie Pic.

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Kitchen Arts & Letters

Julia Child and James Beard visited Kitchen Arts & Letters. Doesn’t that fact alone move you to come here?

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Joanne Hendricks Cookbooks

Behind this door on a charming cobblestone street in New York City is Joanne Hendricks Cookbooks. Are you ready to be transported back in time?

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Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks

The legendary Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks is charming, cozy, and a place to happily lose yourself for the day.

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