Georgia Cooking in an Oklahoma Kitchen: Recipes from My Family to Yours

Great Cookbook (2010-09-03) : 5/5
Have Trish's other cookbook - had to get this one too. Enjoy her recipes and stories.
Wonderful cookbook and story book! (2010-08-17) : 5/5
I love all cookbooks, and this one is no different. The recipes are delicious and her personal notes are a delight. I read the book from cover to cover and enjoyed every moment. I am also from the south and quite a few recipes I remember from childhood. Love the book!
Reluctant Cook finds help (2010-08-11) : 5/5
I hate to cook. I hate grocery stores. Alas when my teacher husband returns to school I reluctantly take over cooking. Past attempts to try new recipes led to "Huh??" moments and edible but not great results. This cookbook has some extremely basic recipes that I don't need like how to mash potatoes. It also has some YUMMY recipes. I've now made 4 very successful items that were simple, clear, and without tons of ingredients, and so good. They are fattening but all really good food is. I thought my husband was going to hit the floor when he came home to coconut pie. Thanks Trisha. Just ordered the new cookbook :)
Awesome Book (2010-07-14) : 5/5
This a great cookbook. I enjoyed the stories as much as the recipes. Reminds me of grandma's food.
good recipes, simple ingredients/ VERY GOOD (2010-06-13) : 5/5
I am really enjoying the Trisha Yearwood cookbook. Have made several of the recipes and have enjoyed making and eating them. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys cooking.