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Living It Up, Southern Style
by Paula Deen with Martha Nesbit
Author, restaurateur, and Food Network star - turns to her friends to share their stories, ideas for entertaining Southern style, and, most important, more than 150 of the prized recipes they serve to their family and friends.
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