Archivist publishes collection of recipes from beyond the grave
Update: 2025-10-07
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<figcaption>Rosie Grant stumbled upon a recipe on a graveyard headstone. Then she discovered another ... and many more. She produced a cookbook featuring recipes from those who left their legacy written in stone. (Instagram (ghostly.archive) )</figcaption></figure>
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<figcaption> Chelsea Rose, host of Underground History, holds a platter of cookies made from a recipe in the book 'To Die For' by Rosie Grant.(JPR Associate Producer Charlie Zimmermann)</figcaption></figure>
<figcaption>Rosie Grant stumbled upon a recipe on a graveyard headstone. Then she discovered another ... and many more. She produced a cookbook featuring recipes from those who left their legacy written in stone. (Instagram (ghostly.archive) )</figcaption></figure>Two years ago, Rosie Grant joined Chelsea Rose to discuss her TikTok page, which features gravestone recipes from all across the country.
Now, she's back with a cookbook, "To Die For." It profiles 40 individuals who chose to immortalize their food recipes on their headstones.
<figure><figcaption></figcaption></figure><figure><figcaption> Chelsea Rose, host of Underground History, holds a platter of cookies made from a recipe in the book 'To Die For' by Rosie Grant.(JPR Associate Producer Charlie Zimmermann)</figcaption></figure>
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