Sen. Marsha Blackburn shares cherished family Christmas traditions straight from her Tennessee kitchen!

U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee is a dynamic leader with a long history of advocating for the interests of American farmers and ranchers.

RFD-TV had a chance to spend some time with the Senator in her kitchen as she prepared her family’s favorite Christmas dishes.

For more Blackburn family recipes, click HERE.

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