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Thank you for being there! My mom passed and we never found her recipe box. We've looked high and low for recipes on how to make some of the family staples and your recipes are spot on for how she used to cook. You've saved our family history! Thank you so much for all you do!

I have tried your recipe they r that of true southern ladies.thank u

Hello Fellow Southern Lady,
I am also from Ky. I grew up in Dry Ridge, went to school at UK and now live in Colorado. My dad (still in Ky.) asked for a jam cake with caramel icing for Christmas. I looked on the internet and your site was the first (and last) I clicked on. I found just what I wanted, just the kind of cake we ate back home. I'm going to make the cake for my (92 year-old) dad for Christmas. I was wondering, do you have any tips for shipping?

Thanks so much!
Anne

This recipe will cut down the time it takes to make the candy

Your recipes look so good. Have to try some

I thought sour dough bread and sour dough started Started in California. . . . .remember being in California in the 70's and discovered this great bread. . . .brought some home to Virginia along with 'sour dough starter'. . . . . .everyone loved. . . . . Now seems to be everywhere. . . . . guess like all good things, and because everyone loves to eat, a great tasting bread such as sour dough bread, it grewwwwwwwwwwww all over the country. Do U know the original origin of sour dough bread?

It must be fate, that I found you! I have been looking and looking for Sour Dough Starter Recipes forever it seems. I had a starter, when I lived in Tennessee from the Home Demostration Club which had been started no one knows. Anyway, that was back in 1982, they called their starter (Herman or Hermie) it was great, I kept it going until 2008, which, had to let it go because of illness in the family. I felt I had given up on a member of my family. Now, I see you have the Bread and Starter listed. Thank-You, I will get started soon!

I would love to save your recipes on my face book for further use.may I copy and share them thank you

I'M A RETIRED SUBMARINE COOK VETERAN WHO ALWAYS LIKED SOUTHERN COOKING.I LIVED IN NEW ORLEANS FOR 14 YEARS AND PICKED UP A FEW RECIPES SO I REALLY LIKE YOUR SITE.THANK YOU FOR YOUR RECIPES.RET.USN SUB. VET.THOMAS ANDREWS.PS:I NOW LIVE IN PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLORADO.

Grew up in Western Kentucky and was taught to 'put the food on the table' by Grandma, Mom and Mom's sister. Love learning new ideas and 'wetting the appetite' for good food.

Dear Southern Lady,
I use your recipes a lot. I'm always wondering...who eats all your trial dishes? You are average weight. How do you and your family eat so many yummy foods and stay healthy? I don't mean to get too personal, but I know what comfort food can do to the thighs--make my pants uncomfortable!!
Jane
(A Yankee who appreciates southern food)