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Because
I find myself with little time for
cooking, it is important to have
reliable recipes for those special
days that are devoted to creating
a meal. The recipes in
"Ten pots" are not only
reliable, they are manageable and
pleasing. In "Ten Pots",
Rhonda Brasseal offers a delightful
contrast of the unfamiliar with the familiar.
The recipes are new and creative, yet the
end result is pure comfort.
Dr. Pamela Jones, Hattiesburg, Miss.
The
tomato aspic is beautifully flavored.
Mary Jo Kennard, Hattiesburg
This
12-chapter 265-recipe book is not just a
recipe book. It contains recipes that
stretch through five generations of her [Brasseal's]
family, and also contains history and
entertaining stories surrounding the
recipes.
Brandi Perry, Hattiesburg American
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