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I've already dog-eared about a dozen pages, but the farmhouse breakfast chapter is where I keep landing — the recipes lean on real butter and buttermilk instead of shortcuts. Ninety-five recipes sounds like a lot, yet nothing feels like filler.

The chapter on skillet suppers alone justified the price—everything I've cooked from it so far has come out rich and unfussy, the kind of food you actually crave on a weeknight. Ninety-five recipes and not one filler page.

I've already dog-eared about a dozen pages, and the farmhouse chapter alone has more than 95 recipes to work through. The writing feels like someone's grandmother explaining things at the kitchen table, which is exactly what I wanted.