The epitome of a classic community cookbook was produced by a small arts council in Oxford, MS. As I read Square Table my immediate action was to call a friend who lives in Oxford and tell her that Robin and I wanted to come and visit—that is how strong the appeal of this book is. And that should be the goal of every organization that is creating a community cookbook—the book should either rekindle memories of a community visited or make you want to go and visit.
I love the blog from Beth who works for the Arts council and hope you will enjoy it as well. Recipes from this book and other great community cookbooks are included in a new compilation cookbook, More Recipes Worth Sharing that will be launched on QVC this weekend —tune in and I think you will be motivated to order a copy: QVC to launch More Recipes Worth Sharing
I love the blog from Beth who works for the Arts council and hope you will enjoy it as well. Recipes from this book and other great community cookbooks are included in a new compilation cookbook, More Recipes Worth Sharing that will be launched on QVC this weekend —tune in and I think you will be motivated to order a copy: QVC to launch More Recipes Worth Sharing 
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