Sarah Carter Perry Brown (center) is surrounded by family. A new book by Brown's great-niece Caryl Lucas (far left) documents her "long and spirit-filled life." (David M Warren / Staff)
John-Hall: An urge to preserve a rich family legacy is the genesis behind a new book: "Aunt Sarah's Recipes for a Long and Spirit-Filled Life." It's equal parts historical, inspirational and spiritual guide, sprinkled with tasty soul-food recipes, like peach cobbler and hoecakes.
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