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Hey everyone, it's Sid Evans, editor-in-chief of Southern Living and host of Biscuits and Jam.

We're taking a quick break, but we'll be back next Tuesday with actress and

songwriter Bethany Joy Lens. In the meantime, I wanted to bring back an episode with

country music star and cookbook author Miranda Lambert, who talks about the women who raised her

and why she loves to entertain. I hope you enjoy it, and we'll see you next week. Welcome to Biscuits and Jam from Southern Living. I'm Sid Evans, editor-in-chief

of Southern Living magazine. And in this episode, I'm talking with a woman who's become one of the most successful

and recognizable names in country music. Miranda Lambert grew up in a small town in Texas,

where there were seemingly more churches than people, but she was also exposed to some tough

realities at a young age. Her parents, who were private investigators investigators often open their home to clients and other

people in need, especially women who needed a safe place to stay. Miranda turned some of these

experiences into songs, and eventually a reputation as a tough, fearless performer who knows

how to tell a story. But despite her independent streak, she also gives credit to an intergenerational support system

of women who have always had her back.

And now she's got a cookbook that pays homage to them.

We'll talk about all that,

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