From The Kitchen Of The Coastal Cook…Sage Shepard’s Pie
Here in the South cold weather happens when the temps get about 60 degrees. We build a fire in the fireplace and drag out our heavy coats while the folks from up North open the windows and still walk around in their shorts. Stop laughing, you know is the truth.
No matter if you’re a Southerner or Northerner you’ll love this month’s Country Cooking recipe. It’s Sage Shepard’s Pie. A dish you’ll keep eating until the cows come home. It will be dish you’ll want to share with the neighbors and the folks at church.
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