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Old 02-27-2015, 05:03 PM   #108
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Originally Posted by koland View Post
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ETA: I looked at the cookbook. The cornbread is a northern recipe (has wheat flour) and I don't know of anyone that adds chicken broth to their turkey dressing (since there is plenty of turkey broth available when making it...). Recipes are apparently also mostly modern, using mixes and "cans of", rather than all "real ingredients". Not that modern grandmothers might not use such (then again, they might take a bucket of 'Kentucky Fried' to a re-union, as well).
Well, butter my butt and call me a biscuit! (said by Paula Deen, unknown if original with her).

I didn't investigate the cookbook enough to notice that it wasn't a bona fide Southern cookbook! My apologies! I'm glad that you pointed that out, so folks who saw my post won't make recipes from it and think that they have cooked real Southern food!

And, yep, there's lots of ambiguity and difference of opinion about what constitutes the boundaries of "the South."
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