As tradition goes, Sunday afternoons in the South often drift into Sunday suppers, a cherished meal that is lovingly cooked and shared. In her newest book, author and Southern Living contributor Cynthia Graubart sets out to revitalise the iconic Southern Sunday meal, using inspiration from Sunday suppers of the past and present. The book unfolds in five chapters, tailored to the needs of typical Sundays - a small family gathering; a feast for a crowd; a summer afternoon BBQ and a hearty breakfast-for-supper repast. Over 50 easy-to-make main dishes are perfectly paired with sides, drinks and desserts, all spun with classic Southern flair. Treat a small crowd to classics like One-Pot Shrimp and Grits paired with Heirloom Tomato Salad and Swoon Pies for dessert, or have a Cajun-inspired supper with Mini Muffulettas, crisp Apple Coleslaw and spicy Cajun Lemonade. With easy menu-planning ideas, cooking tricks, tips for stocking the pantry and around-the-table inspiration for everything from decorating the table to dining etiquette, readers get all the tools they need to throw a proper Sunday supper - or a lazy one. After all, spending time at the table with family and friends is what Sunday suppers are all about.

Sweet to savory, breakfast to dinner, Zucchini Love proves how versatile this summer favorite can be! Both an easy-to-grow beginner crop for the newbie gardener and a popular offering at supermarkets and farmers markets alike, zucchinis take center stage in this single-subject cookbook, adding a high nutrient, low carb, and delicious twist to every meal. James Beard Award-winning cookbook author Cynthia Graubart brings her passion for producing veggie-forward family meals to over 40 recipes. Home cooks will find fresh takes on the classics like Lemon Glazed Zucchini Bread and Pesto Zoodle Bowls, plus creative ideas for tasty snacks like Zucchini Breakfast Bars, satisfying main courses like Sausage Stuffed Zucchini Boats, and irresistible desserts like Zucchini Fudge Brownies. Mouthwatering full-color photos and step-by-step instructions accompany each recipe--plus there are tips for picking, freezing, and preserving--making the book easy to use and highly browsable. Grate, slice, chop, spiralize, pickle, and transform a bumper crop of zukes into delicious dishes to share all season long.

Prized for their taste and nutrition, blueberries are a favorite for eating by the handful and as an ingredient in cooking and baking. Blueberry Love celebrates this sweet-tart summer fruit with 46 recipes for enjoying blueberries, fresh or frozen. From breakfast treats (Blueberry Cinnamon-Spiced Doughnuts and Blueberry-Pecan French Toast Casserole) to salads (Blueberry, Watermelon, Feta, and Mint), from main courses (Sauteed Pork Tenderloin with Blueberry Balsamic Mustard Glaze) to desserts (Blueberry Layer Cake with Lemon Curd and Cream Cheese Frosting), this book is brimming with classic and creative ways to put blueberries to use. It also includes tips for picking, freezing, and making staples like jam and pie.

The arrival of fresh strawberries signals the start of summer, the time to visit pick-your-own farms and farmers' markets to stock up on plump, ripe berries. Strawberry Love celebrates strawberry season with 45 recipes, all beautifully photographed, for enjoying this heavenly fruit, fresh or frozen. From breakfast treats (French Toast with Strawberry Syrup) to salads (Strawberry, Burrata, and Arugula Salad), main courses (Hamburger Sliders with Goat Cheese, Strawberries and Bacon), and desserts (Strawberry Creamsicles on a Stick and Strawberry Heart Hand Pies), strawberry lovers will find tantalizing new ways--along with the classics--to make the most of their summer berry bounty. The book also includes tips for picking, freezing, and making jams and syrups for enjoying the taste of summer all year long.

While fried chicken may be the South's iconic dish, when it comes to southern foodways, there are a lot of ways to love America's most popular fowl. Preparations range from Country Captain to Carolina Chicken Bog to Chicken and Parslied Dumplings and more. Here, Cynthia Graubart celebrates the bird in all its glory, southern style and beyond. This little cookbook packs all the know-how that cooks need to make irresistible chicken dishes for everyday and special occasions, from shopping and selecting to cutting up, frying, braising, roasting, and much more. Ranging in style from traditional southern to contemporary to international, fifty-three recipes are organized to help easily match the cut of chicken to the perfect recipe. Be assured that Graubart includes instructions for making the best fried chicken ever--seven different ways. Graubart also brings together the chicken's culinary history with the popular culture and lore that surrounds chicken cookery in the South. She notes that the special Sunday Sabbath dinner was often built around a chicken--in fact, prior to the 1940s, chicken was sometimes more expensive than beef or pork. Today, the southern states lead the country in annual poultry production, and Kentucky Fried Chicken features throughout the American landscape. But you won't need take-out when you have Chicken in your kitchen.