Brown Sugar & Cast Iron

Forty-seven pages of the kitchen that fed you. The cast iron skillet, a sack of cornmeal, the tin of good lard, a bottle of hot sauce, jars of peach honey and pickles, a pound cake on its stand, deviled eggs, a pan of rolls, mac and cheese, a cobbler fresh out of the oven, the family recipe book and Grandma's apron. There is a page at the back for writing down a recipe of your own. Brown Sugar & Cast Iron is part of the Brown Sugar Collection, coloring books that center Black women, Black families and Black culture, made by K. Terry in Kansas City. It is drawn in our detailed style, with more line work and decoration than the bold and easy shelf, so a page takes longer and gives you more to work with. It is still large print, with clear outlines and no tiny mandala-style patterns. The book is 8.5 inches square, one design per page, printed single-sided with a blank page behind every design, so a finished page can be cut out and hung in your own kitchen.