Monthly Archives: January 2016
Pecan Pie to Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
In his too-short lifetime, Martin Luther King Jr. traveled more than 6 million miles and gave over 2500 speeches, according to a story in the Huffington Post. To keep going, he often reached for fried chicken or pecan pie
Posted in Food, history, History
Tagged 1940s, Atlanta, Callie Williams, Clementine Paddleford, Georgia, Martin Luther King Jr, New York Herald Tribune, pecan, pecan pie, pie, Rich's Department Store
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‘Tossed Salad Superb’ for a Healthy Start
Pre-washed greens make for the simplest salad possible: open the plastic container, put the leaves in a bowl, and add dressing. In the middle of winter, when the only produce on the shelves comes from greenhouses or countries on the … Continue reading
Posted in cookbooks, Food, History
Tagged 1950s, cauliflower, Good Housekeeping, lemon, salad, watercress
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