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At 72, Mrs. Lottie Aylor works a full week, "from Monday morning to Friday evening." Then she goes home, bakes biscuits and hams, works a bit on her quilts or may cook and serve a dinner for hundreds. “1 can cook most anything,” she says, and the many people who enjoy her Virginia country cooking agree.
Lottie lives at Thornton Hill, her life-long home. Long after most folks are relaxing after a day's work. Lottie is mixing up biscuits by the hundreds, adding ingredients to her potato salad or rolling out the crust for her famous Thornton Hill apple pie. She supplies food for picnics or fancy dinners to Rappahannock folks who have heard of her reputation as a good cook.
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