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

A woman from California has made 40 recipes that she's found carved on tombstones — cooking them to honor the deceased. It is Rosie Grant's unique cemetery cooking project.
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Woman cooks 40 recipes engraved on gravestones – and says they’re "to die for"

A woman has cooked 40 recipes etched on gravestones to honor the dead – and says the food is “to die for”. Rosie Grant, 36, ...

Cooking was once a woman’s drudgery. Today, for me, it’s a pleasure

It’s New Year’s resolution time. Except I stopped doing those many years ago, when I realised that they didn’t even stick ...
People

A Woman Cooks for a Record-Breaking 140 Hours Without Stopping. Here's How She Did It

Liberian-Australian chef Evette Quoibia broke the world record for longest cooking marathon (individual) in February 2024 Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

150-year history of Atlanta’s influential food scene largely written by women

Constitution’s modern food and dining section can trace its origin back to the “women’s pages” first published in the 1880s.