Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
Mamaw June’s Depression Kitchen
A 493-page digital cookbook presenting 300 Appalachian recipes alongside practical guidance on pantry-keeping, cast iron, leftovers, and planning meals.
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- Readers preserving Appalachian home-cooking knowledge
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- The 28-chapter plan includes pantry storage, food by season, 40 uses for scraps, and an alphabetical index that accounts for dishes with two names.
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The page identifies its narrator as June Caudill Slone, born in 1945 in Pigeon Roost Holler, Knott County, Kentucky, and describes learning at her mother’s elbow in the 1950s. Beyond recipes, the contents specify methods for rescuing cast iron, storing pantry staples, using scraps, and planning a month of suppers. Sample pages and a separate pantry-list signup are also offered.
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