Faith, Family & the Feast
Food is what brings families, friends and neighbors together. We wanted this cookbook to not only be a collection of recipes but filled with stories, poems and vivid pictures that illustrate the importance of sharing food and fellowship.
In our first cookbook,Ā A Taste of Cowboy, we shared our cowboy cooking roots with hearty yet simple recipes. We wanted to continue in that tradition yet open up the gate a bit and share more variety on the table. InĀ Faith, Family & the Feast, weāve added more garden fresh ingredients, an entire chapter on grilling recipes and tips and comfort foods sizzling in the iron skillet.
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Faith, Family & the Feast
Food is what brings families, friends and neighbors together. We wanted this cookbook to not only be a collection of recipes but filled with stories, poems and vivid pictures that illustrate the importance of sharing food and fellowship.
In our first cookbook,Ā A Taste of Cowboy, we shared our cowboy cooking roots with hearty yet simple recipes. We wanted to continue in that tradition yet open up the gate a bit and share more variety on the table. InĀ Faith, Family & the Feast, weāve added more garden fresh ingredients, an entire chapter on grilling recipes and tips and comfort foods sizzling in the iron skillet.
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Food is what brings families, friends and neighbors together. We wanted this cookbook to not only be a collection of recipes but filled with stories, poems and vivid pictures that illustrate the importance of sharing food and fellowship.
In our first cookbook,Ā A Taste of Cowboy, we shared our cowboy cooking roots with hearty yet simple recipes. We wanted to continue in that tradition yet open up the gate a bit and share more variety on the table. InĀ Faith, Family & the Feast, weāve added more garden fresh ingredients, an entire chapter on grilling recipes and tips and comfort foods sizzling in the iron skillet.
