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| Gooseberry Patch Christmas, 10th Anniversary |
| Enjoy these wonderful recipes for all courses of your meal and get great ideas for giving food gifts. |
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 | Davidson, Diane Mott |
| Dark Tort |
| Caterer Goldy Schulz discovers the body of Dusty, a paralegal for a law firm she frequently caters. Dusty’s mother distrusts the police and pleads with Goldy to investigate. |
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 | Dean, Paula |
| Christmas with Paula Deen |
| Try some of Paula Deen’s favorite holiday recipes and enjoy some of her personal stories while you cook. |
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 | Fairbanks, Nancy |
| Turkey Flambe’ |
| When food writer Carolyn Blues two flaming turkeys get tossed out a window resulting in the death of a woman, it’s up to her to find out who sabotaged her turkeys and restore her reputation. |
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 | Ferguson, Renee S. |
| Talk Turkey to Me |
| Informative, entertaining cookbook features callers’ questions answered by a former Butterball® Turkey Talk Line expert. |
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 | Greenwood, Kerry |
| Devil’s Food: a Corinna Chapman mystery |
| Corinna’s estranged hippie mother shows up at her bakery to announce the disappearance of Corinna’s father. In the meantime two of Corinna’s employees have been poisoned by herbal tea. |
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 | Jacobs, Kate |
| Comfort Food |
| Celebrity Chef Augusta Simpson is forced to change her cooking show and take on a new producer and a new co-host. When the show becomes a hit she must bring this uncooperative group together |
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 | Martin, Nancy |
| Have Your Cake and Kill Him Too |
| Heiress Nora Blackbird and her two sisters investigate a murder that is tied to a popular sports bar and a blue-blooded brat with a taste for fame and fortune. |
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 | Rodgers, Rick |
| Thanksgiving 101 |
| Cooking teacher Rick Rodgers has collected all his know-how in this guide that takes you from shopping through chopping, from choosing the best recipes to selecting the right wine. |
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 | Tyler, Anne |
| Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant |
| Pearl’s husband left her and their children because he felt overburdened turning Pearl into an angry mother. After Pearl dies the family must come to terms with themselves and the return of their father. |
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 | Washburn, L. J. |
| The Christmas Cookie Killer: a fresh baked mystery |
| After her annual Christmas cookie exchange, Phyllis finds Mrs. Simmons in a pile of lime sugar cookies, strangled by the belt of her own bathrobe. |
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