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Thanksgiving Day 7: Fannie Farmer's Cookbook

Thanksgiving Day 7: Fannie Farmer's Cookbook

Update: 2024-11-30
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This is the last of seven past episodes for Thanksgiving week.

Just in time for your fantasies about the perfect Thanksgiving meal, we’re going to introduce you to Boston’s matriarch of modern cooking this week. You probably thought that Julia Child was Greater Boston’s original top chef, but a generation before Julia launched her career, Fannie Farmer published a cookbook that revolutionized the way that recipes are presented, made cooking accessible to the average home maker, and put Boston at the center of kitchens across the nation. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

Original show notes: http://HUBhistory.com/159/
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Thanksgiving Day 7: Fannie Farmer's Cookbook

Thanksgiving Day 7: Fannie Farmer's Cookbook