The Confederate Cookbook: Family Favorites from the Sons of Confederate Veterans

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The Confederate Cookbook: Family Favorites from the Sons of Confederate Veterans is available to the public in a special signed and numbered limited edition slipcover, making this a great gift idea.
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The Confederate Cookbook: Family Favorites from the Sons of Confederate Veterans is available to the public in a special signed and numbered limited edition slipcover, making this a great gift idea.
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In The Confederate Cookbook: Family Favorites From The Sons Of Confederate Veterans, Lynda Moreau has gathered up 340 diverse and delicious recipes from contemporary Confederate kitchens that range throughout every region of country but evoke the flavor of the Old South as past down to the descendants of the Confederacy through the more than 27,000 member "The Sons of Confederate Veterans", an hereditary organization. From Lynchburg Layered Salad, Southern Meat Loaf, and Skillet Chicken and Gravy, to Great Granny's Confederate Sweet Potato Souffle, Copper Carrot Pennies, and Fried Apple Pies, The Confederate Cookbook is a grand compendium of highly recommended dishes which are further enhanced for the family cook with historic anecdotes and images of identified Confederate soldiers.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781565546868
  • Publisher: Pelican Publishing Company, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 8/28/2000
  • Series: U.S. History Books Series
  • Pages: 384
  • Product dimensions: 8.24 (w) x 9.52 (h) x 1.25 (d)

Meet the Author

Lynda Moreau is a professional book publicist and unabashed lover of all things Southern. When not reading first person accounts of the War for Southern Independence, she is avidly collecting vintage Gone With the Wind memorabilia. Ms. Moreau lives in Metairie, Louisiana with her husband (an active member of the SCV) and their two children. This is her first book.
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340 of Dixie's finest recipes are offered along with fascinating anecdotes and previously unpublished nostalgic sepia-toned photos of identified Confederate soldiers are included.

The Sons of the Confederate Veterans is a patriotic and hereditary organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history and principles of the Confederate States of America.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 14, 2003

    South Wins With This One

    Simple, easy to follow, and generally quick recipes with a new flair. Many common ingredients assembled into delicious meals. Book is attractive and includes interesting information about the Confederate ancestors.

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