The south's family tree

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Pecans occupy a special place in the hearts of Southerners, making it the South's family tree. The pecan tree provides shade in the summer and come autumn, gives bountiful fall harvests of the nuts, which are transformed into delightful dishes. Pecans can be added to dishes or baked for snacking.

Appreciation, Natural history, Pecan, Pecans, Southern States, Cookery (Pecans)

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Dinner with Dori

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Author and peach farmer Dori Sanders shares some of her recipes for a delicious summer spread. Her cooking features fresh vegetables and peaches from her family farm, such as corn, okra and potatoes. Her Bourbon-Laced Tipsy Chicken With Peaches makes use of fresh peaches.

Sanders, Dori

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Head for an island

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Kitchen islands are convenient for casual meals especially during summer. Crab, pie and vegetable provide convenient, cool and easily cooked meals. Many of the recipes can be prepared one day in advance.

Usage, Kitchens, Cookery (Squash), Squashes, Cookery (Crabs), Crab meat, Pies

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