Grandma Grace's Southern Favorites: Very, Very Old Recipes Adapted for a New Generation

by Marty Davidson

Book Overview

In this unique and charming cookbook, Marty Davidson takes more than 100 delicious Southern recipes that were prepared by her grandmother over a fireplace in the 1800s and adapts them for today's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1401602193
• ISBN13: 9781401602192
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Rutledge Hill Press
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 7.1" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

Unique and Wonderful Recipes

My favorite recipe from this book is its pastry crust. It is a very unique recipe, as are so many of the recipes in this cookbook. It turns out wonderful. This book contains sauces, dressings, syrups, and many kinds of gravies; an assortment of vegetable recipes; breads (Spoon breads and Cornbread, quick breads and yeast bread); breakfasts; meat dishes; desserts; canning recipes, including jams, preserves, relishes and pickles; and some "miscellaneous" ones, such as homemade yeast, candies and snacks, beverages, and even a love potion.

Fastest Service I have ever seen.

The book was just as described, but the service was spectacular. I had ordered it for a birthday the same week, with no hope of getting it in time. But it arrived -- with just regular shipping. Many, many thanks.

Like finding your grandma's recipes

It's rare to find a cookbook where every recipe is a winner and a keeper. Even the best books seem to have one or two clunkers that just don't make it to the table. Grandma Grace's is not one of those books. Every single recipe is different and tasty, and the historical version alongside the modern adaptation gives it a real authenticity. There are some really interesting new dishes, like grape catsup, and some favorites that are just right, like pickled peaches. I also appreciate the fact that the canning recipes are in 2-3 pint quantities, allowing you to try the recipe without stocking your larder for the next millenium.