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Update to my last post:

Finished product, and it was not hard at all! Not even making the pastry homemade. Good eats tonight, friends!!

I recommend this cookbook for my friends that enjoy being in the kitchen and to those looking for new dinner inspiration🍴🥘

I‘m listening to part of a Joe Pickett book (Nowhere To Run by CJ Box) while I make this chicken pastry recipe for dinner. This isn‘t like the Southern chicken pastry that everyone makes around here, but I‘m curious about it. Looks delicious!!

I love this cookbook. I made the Chinese-style glazed pork tenderloins from this book a few nights ago and my entire family loved them. Everything I‘ve tried from this book has been well loved!!

My Grandma used to read cookbooks cover-to-cover, as if they were the most exciting fiction stories and I never understood it. I thought it must be so boring to read recipes over and over. And now I do the same thing!! Just grabbed this one after flipping through a few pages 😳🤓😜

1. Anything Cooks Country related. Second place would be the cookbook written for me by my grandmother. I don‘t know that you could call it a “cookbook”. It was more of a list of ingredients and we had to figure out how to prepare the final dish.
2. Nope
3. Either Michael Symon (from my hometown) or Bobby Flay to cook brunch
4. Like my sister @Lauram also enjoyed a little maple syrup on cold macaroni and cheese.

#manicmonday @JoScho