Sunday at my
mother’s table
My mother never asked how many people were coming to lunch. She made enough for whoever arrived.

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My mother never asked how many people were coming to lunch. She made enough for whoever arrived.

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Emma Williams · Interviewed by Alex
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And there was always enough for seconds. I can still picture the kitchen.
Please write down her recipe too!