food editors
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The Food Section Has Been Published
I am excited to announce that my book The Food Section arrived at my house today. It is currently available on Amazon.
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Great Article About The Food Section
I was happy to read this story about my book, The Food Section, and my upcoming talk at the Orlando History Center. I will be speaking about Florida food editors, including Daytona Beach food editor Katie Carlson, pictured here.
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Talk Mentioned in Orlando Sentinel Food Section
Happy to see Orlando Sentinel’s save-the-date for my talk about Florida Food Editors.
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Cookbook Dedication: Day Five
Chicago Tribune food editor Ruth Ellen Church, often using the pen name of Mary Meade, wrote several cookbooks. Her dedications added new information yet also introduced a new question. Her 1965 edition of Mary Meade’s Magic Recipes is dedicated to:“For Morrison Wood, whose enthusiastic review of this book thirteen years ago launched its successful career, my grateful thanks.” Her 1962 book Pancakes Aplenty is dedicated to: “My favorite sister, Marian Miller.” Her 1966 edition of Mary Meade’s Modern Homemaker Cookbook is dedicated “For Holly Kapple Field, Young Modern Homemaker.” I have not been able to track down who this woman is.
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Cookbook Dedication: Day Four
Arizona Republic food editor Dorothee Polson wrote the 1971 cookbook, Pot au Feu. (It’s a French term meaning “pot on the fire.”) This is her dedication page: Lovingly, for my mother. With special thanks:– to Paul, who helped with all the testing;– to Paige, Dorian and Paul, Jr., who helped with all the tasting. In the book, she revealed that she and her husband, Paul, gained 14 pounds as they worked on the recipes. It also includes some of her columns.
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Cookbook Dedication: Day Three
Grace Hartley was the food editor at the Atlanta Journal for more than 40 years. She wrote the 1976 Southern Cookbook. This is the dedication page: “In the memory of Mama, Allie Briley Hartley, a Most Remarkable Woman. Dedicated to all the good cooks who have made the book possible. And special thanks to my husband, Judson Germon, to Mary Patterson, and to Faith Brunson, who encouraged me to put these pages together.” Grace was such a dedicated journalist that she married Judson at the courthouse during her lunch hour because she was under deadline.
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