Americans Take Final Recipes to Their Graves — and One Woman Is Bringing Them Back

Americans take final recipes to their graves — and one woman is bringing them back

A California librarian has collected 40 recipes carved into tombstones, cooking dishes like spritz cookies to honor the deceased. She often takes those meals to the cemeteries.

California woman cooks recipes etched on gravestones to honour the dead: 'Recipes are to die for' - Dining and Cooking

Cookies, cakes, and cobblers are not usually linked to graveyards. But a California woman has found a way to bring them together. Grant’s idea began during an internship at a cemetery in New York. (Pexels/Representational Image) According to a report by Fox News, the woman has an unusual practice. She searches cemeteries for recipes carved [...]

Americans take final recipes to their graves — and one woman is bringing them back – Democratic Accent

A woman from California has an unusual practice. She scours cemeteries to find and cook recipes left by the deceased — and etched on their tombstones. Over the last five years, Rosie Grant, a librarian from Los Angeles, has collected 40 recipes this way. She says the food is “to die for.” The idea of cooking and sharing a last meal of sorts with those who have passed away came from an unlikely place: an internship she had at a cemetery in New Yo…