Mama Peggy's Recipes & Ruminations - Chaney, Peggy Joyce; Lovelace, Kevin Wicasta
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Mama Peggy's approach to cooking could be summed up by something she used to say. "It's the simplest thing in the world." This cookbook captures those simple, old-fashioned Southern recipes that were Mama Peggy's signature during her many years cooking at Peggy's Restaurant. This isn't food that's meant to fancy. These are just simple, delicious recipes. While there are many of the Peggy's Restaurant recipes in the book, the cookbook includes many of Mama Peggy's favorite recipes, as well as some of the humorous stories she used to post to her web site before her death. A woman of mischievous…mehr

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Mama Peggy's approach to cooking could be summed up by something she used to say. "It's the simplest thing in the world." This cookbook captures those simple, old-fashioned Southern recipes that were Mama Peggy's signature during her many years cooking at Peggy's Restaurant. This isn't food that's meant to fancy. These are just simple, delicious recipes. While there are many of the Peggy's Restaurant recipes in the book, the cookbook includes many of Mama Peggy's favorite recipes, as well as some of the humorous stories she used to post to her web site before her death. A woman of mischievous wit and firm Christian faith, this cookbook provides a wonderful insight into the depth of her character, and the reasons why she is still so sorely missed.
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Peggy Chaney was born to a Baptist preacher during the Great Depression, and was one of eleven children who lived out their lives in and around Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Around Kings Mountain, Peggy is best remember for her 20+ years of cooking at the restaurant which bore her name (though Peggy's Restaurant was owned and operated by her sister, Loretta Chaney). Peggy was a fixture in her community all throughout her life, and is sorely missed.