Eva Shure was my daughter’s friend in college, and now this enterprising woman owns a popular and busy party business for children, yet took the time to send cookbooks for The Culinary Cellar.
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A Springtime Meal with Gloria Chabot
Just a few days after the flood of The Culinary Cellar, a perfect stranger started packing up cookbooks to send me. Read about the remarkable Gloria Chabot, and try a springtime recipe from Marcus Samuelsson.
My Underwater Paper Sister, Elaine Halford
Elaine Halford and I both lost precious items in a flood, which is why she decided to send me a box of cookbooks, one being perfect for today’s Royal Wedding.
Birthday Love
Thank you family, friends, and readers for a birthday weekend of love and togetherness. But you know it also involved some cookbooks for The Culinary Cellar!
Lisa from Conroe
Come and meet my new follower and friend, “Lisa from Conroe.” She sent me a box of books, one with a recipe with the intriguing name of “Mud Hens.”
The Shockingly Wonderful Dorothy Reinhold
Dorothy Reinhold writes a popular blog called “Shockingly Delicious.” Dorothy sent me a box of cookbooks that included these wonderful “Black-Out” cookies.
National Banana Bread Day
To celebrate National Banana Bread Day, here is an old recipe from Helen Johnson Vanni, my mother-in-law.
Sphere Magazine, February 1976
This issue of vintage Sphere magazine has a great recipe for sweet sour chicken wings, perfect for munching on while watching the Olympics this month.
