On Apr 30, 9:52*am, Lenona > wrote:
> On Mar 18, > wrote:
>
> The sequel was "Sinkin Spells, Hot Flashes, Fits and Cravins." (It has
> a lot of recipes for mass gatherings, unlike the first. It also has
> long tales by Southerners.)
>
> *There are also the books "The Treasury of White Trash Cooking" and
> "White Trash Cooking II."
>
> *I found out that the main differences between "Sinkin Spells, Hot
> Flashes, Fits and Cravins" and "The Treasury of White Trash Cooking"
> is that the latter has 138 extra pages of recipes and an extra set of
> photos. The former includes fan reviews, including ones from Harper
> Lee and the late actress Helen Hayes. It also includes a preface by
> the late North Carolina publisher Jonathan Williams.
>
> *What I want to know is, what, if anything, is different about "White
> Trash Cooking II"?

Well, it appears that "White Trash Cooking II" is simply a re-issue of
"Sinkin Spells, Hot Flashes, Fits and Cravins."

Good to know.

BTW, if you get any of those three books, check out pages 67-70, IIRC.
There's a funny story about a young Mississippi(?) woman who wants a
certain opera record for Christmas. What's funny is when she tells the
story of the opera to her mother - and the latter's reaction.

Lenona.