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6 minutes ago, Toliver said:Amazon's info page for the book states that there are 74 recipes in the book.
He's such a great writer. You can really hear his voice in his stories.
Yes but I posted here because in the interview he talks about the story before the recipe being the "thing". Alabama (Appalachian?) deep story telling roots.
https://soundcloud.com/user-306003081/author-rick-bragg-on-his-mom
https://soundcloud.com/user-306003081/rick-bragg-on-why-cooks-are
1 minute ago, Toliver said:Amazon's info page for the book states that there are 74 recipes in the book.
He's such a great writer. You can really hear his voice in his stories.
Ys but I posted here because in the interview he talks about the story before the recipe being the "thing". Alabama (Appalachian?) deep story telling roots.
https://soundcloud.com/user-306003081/author-rick-bragg-on-his-mom
https://soundcloud.com/user-306003081/rick-bragg-on-why-cooks-are
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