Comments for Black America Cooks Southern and Soul Food News and Cooking Tips http://blackamericacooks.com/columns Southern and Soul Food News about Recipes, Cookbooks, Chefs and Soul Food Restaurants Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:45:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on The Gift that Keeps on Giving by soul2keep http://blackamericacooks.com/columns/?p=195&cpage=1#comment-17 soul2keep Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:45:42 +0000 http://blackamericacooks.com/columns/?p=195#comment-17 Miss Edith, Thank you so much for your note. As you stay tuned for lots of recipes from me, lets also ask readers to share their old inherited recipes with us. Donna Miss Edith,
Thank you so much for your note. As you stay tuned for lots of recipes from me, lets also ask readers to share their old inherited recipes with us.

Donna

]]> Comment on The Gift that Keeps on Giving by Edith Habey-Galvin http://blackamericacooks.com/columns/?p=195&cpage=1#comment-16 Edith Habey-Galvin Mon, 22 Mar 2010 22:55:42 +0000 http://blackamericacooks.com/columns/?p=195#comment-16 Hello, I would love to have some of the old grandmoma receipts. I love to cook with a grandmother from the West Indines and a daddy from Louisiana, how could I not like to cook. My mother statred me cooking a the age of 8 years old. However, my grandmother on my mothers side died when I was 5 and I missed out on some of the good receipts. I have created some of my own, and I tried to watch my daddy make the best BQ Sauce in the would but at the wrong time to market it or he just did not know how. He had to watch his mother to make it from scratch with real tomatos. So will you Please share with me and I will share with you. I am retired now and have lots of time to cook. I have a small Pie and Cake traveling and sells around the city. Hope to here form you soon . Thanks So Much Sincerely, Miss. Edith Hello, I would love to have some of the old grandmoma receipts. I love to cook with a grandmother from the West Indines and a daddy from Louisiana, how could I not like to cook. My mother statred me cooking a the age of 8 years old. However, my grandmother on my mothers side died when I was 5 and I missed out on some of the good receipts. I have created some of my own, and I tried to watch my daddy make the best BQ Sauce in the would but at the wrong time to market it or he just did not know how. He had to watch his mother to make it from scratch with real tomatos. So will you Please share with me and I will share with you. I am retired now and have lots of time to cook. I have a small Pie and Cake traveling and sells around the city. Hope to here form you soon . Thanks So Much

Sincerely,

Miss. Edith

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