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Book SynopsisBreaking free from a dead-end relationship, Ree Drummond left Los Angeles and made a pit stop at home in Oklahoma on the way to a new life in Chicago. This book tells how she learned to cope with the isolation and peculiarities of ranch life.
Trade Review#1 New York Times Bestseller -- New York Times #1 Denver Post Bestseller -- Denver Post #5 Wall Street Journal Bestseller -- Wall Street Journal #6 Publishers Weekly Bestseller -- Publishers Weekly #7 Washington Post Bestseller -- Washington Post #9 Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association Bestseller -- MPIBA #29 USA Today Bestseller -- USA Today an Amazon Customer Favorite Cookbook -- Amazon.com "[Ree Drummond is] funny, enthusiastic and self-deprecating, making the book appeal to pavement-pounders and pioneer types alike [with] recipes like steak with whiskey cream sauce, leek and potato pizza and pico de gallo. As a portrait of a real American family kitchen, it works." -- New York Times "Drummond invites fans into her world with irresistible recipes and photos... Here's a mom of four who can turn out a Perfect Pot Roast and make feasts for girlfriends that start with sangria and finish with creme brulee. It's sweet and seductive: You'll want to plunge right in." -- People "Jokey and irresistible. Drummond's...appreciation for something as simple as well-made pico de gallo is infectious. Such attentiveness to basic cooking skills makes the book entertaining and useful." -- New York Times Gift Guide "Who needs Julia Child? I've got Pioneer Woman." -- Baltimore Sun "Drummond's writing style is closer to a good friend dishing out advice than an expert telling people want to do." -- Denver Daily News "[Ree Drummond] whips up mouthwatering meals with easy-to-find ingredients (she's miles away from restaurants and supermarkets) and shares what living in a not-so-little house on the prairie is really all about. " -- People
