A woman from California has made 40 recipes that she's found carved on tombstones — cooking them to honor the deceased. It is Rosie Grant's unique cemetery cooking project.
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California woman cooks recipes etched on gravestones to honour the dead: 'Recipes are to die for'
Rosie Grant, a 36-year-old librarian from Los Angeles, has spent the last five years collecting recipes left behind by the dead.
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Woman cooks 40 recipes engraved on gravestones – and says they’re "to die for"
A woman has cooked 40 recipes etched on gravestones to honor the dead – and says the food is “to die for”. Rosie Grant, 36, ...
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