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By THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION
Jan 30, 2023

We hope you find value in our new eBook series, starting with seasonal cookbooks to inspire your inner chef. January features hearty soups, stews and entrees sure to please. And with Valentine’s Day upon us, don’t miss our sweet chocolate edition available February 1st. Download a new edition each month in our ePaper under “Special Sections” and get cooking!

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