The Food History Project

This is Stephen Block from the
Food History Project

Welcome to the latest edition 
of the Food History 
Newsletter 

 

July 8, 2023

The History of the Kamado Grill

Feb 12, 2020

The History of Carrot Cake

Nov 27, 2019

Some Thanksgiving Food History Table Talk

It is fun to have a few ditties to say around the Thanksgiving table
you know ...like when was the first Thanksgiving, and ......
who made the first pumpking pie.....
or Who thought up the name Pumpkin?
Why Turkey?

Nov 19, 2019

The History of German Chocolate Cake

Oct. 29 2019

Halloween an American Tradition,
So are St. Louis BBQ Pork Steaks

April 24, 2018

The History of Sausage Rice Casserole,
Our family recipe with a dish that has it's origins in
Armenia and spawned the famous product

Rice A Roni,

Read the Story, and Make the Dish

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June 19, 2015

The Origin of BBQ...?

July 31, 2013

Caeser Takes a Grilling

May 2, 2013

Food History Coming Full Circle with Asparagus

Feb 8, 2013

The History of the Frittata

May 31, 2012

The History of Brussels Sprouts

 

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May 13, 2012

Thoughts on Mother's Day in the United States
Mother's Day in other Countries

The national holiday in the United States called  Mother's Day was spearheaded by one woman in particular that dearly loved and respected her mother who devoted most of her life to great causes.

The story of this lady Anna Marie Jarvis is an interesting one. She was a career woman and not even a Mother herself.

Read the Story Here

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April 2, 2012 Newsletter

 How come an Easter Bunny and Why did he leave Eggs?

March 26 2012

Left Overs In Time
A history of Hash and Skillet Frys

 


 

 

 

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This is our history of my grandmother and how she came over from Germany at the turn of the century.

Her German heritage blended with the new world and her new family and this is her story and the recipes that go with it.

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Stephen Block

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