This cookbook is amazing! Trisha and her family cook just like my family - many of the recipes were variations of things we have been making for years. It is a great "down home" cookbook! ( )

Trisha Yearwood is one of my very favorite entertainers. Such an appealing personality, and a voice that just won't quit! This book is written in a warm personal style, and it offers great recipes and cooking advice and an up-close look at this talented and likeable country music superstar. Family, friends, food, and an interesting life all come together for a very satisfying read. The recipes range from familiar favorites like Meatloaf, Banana Pudding, Blackberry Cobbler, and Fried Chicken with Milk Gravy, to dishes with a different spin like Chicken Tortilla Soup, Sweet & Crunchy Garden Salad, and Pecan Pie Muffins. Making good food and good family memories is what this book is all about, and it will resonate with many of us whose happiest times involve cooking with family and friends. ( )

Nothing fancy about this cookin' book. Down home hearty recipes that are like the one's I grew up with. I do not normally buy cookbooks, but this one was irresistibly nostalgic. ( )

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As a fellow Southern belle, I'm quite surprised by how bland a lot of these recipes are. Quite a few of them I already have, only with more spices and more ingredients added to it. I tried out the sausage bites, and I'll never have them again as they were awful.

I'm am still willing to try out a few more, only I'll be beefing it up some..... ( )