Texas Church Suppers and Family Reunion Cookbook

Texas Church Suppers and Family Reunion Cookbook

Texas Church Suppers and Family Reunion Cookbook

Texas Church Suppers and Family Reunion Cookbook

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Overview

Need a recipe that'll be the pride of the potluck, or just something new and quick? Dona Mularkey and Dolores Runyon sifted through generations of recipes from family, friends and fellow congregants to put together this collection of nostalgic dishes for all courses and situations. From Devil Made Me Do It Eggs, Angel Biscuits and Diet Dr Pepper Salad, to Garden of Eatin' Lasagna, true Southern Fried Chicken and dozens of delicious desserts, they're all presented in an easy-to-follow manner. We've flagged last-minute 'crisis' recipes and slow-cooker candidates, too. As award-winning food editor Amy Culbertson points out in her introduction, you'll find a wealth of ideas for family and holiday gatherings, church suppers and socials, potlucks and picnics and office parties.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781892588258
Publisher: Great Texas Line Press
Publication date: 05/01/2010
Edition description: Otabind
Pages: 84
Sales rank: 526,849
Product dimensions: 4.30(w) x 5.40(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Both Dona Mularkey and Dolores Runyon absorbed cooking from their mothers and began cooking for their families in their early teens. Both now consider cooking with their children and grandchildren one of their greatest joys. Born in the tiny town of Randolph, northeast of Dallas, where the Baptist church was the social activity, Dolores fondly recalls big annual family reunions at Greenville State Park especially her Aunt Blonda s fresh ham. Retired from Texas Instruments and living in Dallas, she s proud to call herself a plain Texas country cook. Dona, from a military family, has lived all over the U.S. and in Japan, the Ukraine and several European countries, as well as circling the world on aircraft carriers while teaching mechanical engineering, her specialty at SMU. But she s stayed the longest 30 years in Texas, and she now lives in McKinney.

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