A Guide to Southern Entertaining
by Deborah Ford
Covers all the details of hosting festivities large and small.
"Despite the book's attempt at imparting practical information, the narrative's tone is relentlessly sticky-sweet, with all too many silly jokes ("the best way to thaw a turkey... blow in his ear")." - PW
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