Allen Rucker, Michele Scicolone, David Chase, Ellen Silverman, Carmela Soprano
by Taylor Branch
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Published Feb 2006
208 pages
Genre: Other
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Offers a complete guide to entertaining. From graduation parties to holiday gatherings to poolside barbecues, here are over 75 new recipes and plenty of entertaining ideas for hosting the ultimate crowd-pleaser. Lavishly illustrated with photos from the show and sprinkled with exclusive interviews with favorite characters. This is an inspiring and accessible guide to what the Sopranos do best: entertain.
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