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What is a Garden Gourmet?
I have taken a passion for southern rural tradition and expanded my horizons. I harness the traditional foods, canning, and gardening that have made this nation great. In a generation that is so focused on technology, I am using it to hold fast our roots and explore our future. The Kitchen has long been the heart of a home and a family the heart of the land. I honor both and invite you to share it with me.
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