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It's All About Tailgating Cookbook by Patty Irrgang
When it comes to the game-day tailgate, be it at home or at the stadium, there's no playing around. The perfect cookbook for sports fans who love great food, Tailgating Essentials Cookbook contains 150 tailgate recipes, from kick-off appetizers to victory-dance desserts and drinks, that are sure to score big.
Tailgating Essentials Cookbook: 150 Winning Game-Day Recipes for Beverages, Snacks, Main Dishes, and More [Book]
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This all-new version of the tailgating book from Southern Living gives readers more than 100 all-new recipes to enjoy such as rammer jammer coffee punch, smoked war eagle wings with white sauce, Mississippi mud pie trifle, and fried catfish fingers with comeback sauce. As in the original book, each SEC school is profiled with custom menus, photos, facts, and trivia, but with special focus on iconic sports figures and traditions. All-new recipes and top tips for tailgating like a champion.
The All-New Official SEC Tailgating Cookbook: Great Food, Legendary Teams, Cherished Traditions [Book]
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The All-New Official SEC Tailgating Cookbook: Great Food, Legendary Teams, Cherished Traditions
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