A woman from California has an unusual practice. She scours cemeteries to find and cook recipes left by the deceased — and etched on their tombstones.
Over the last five years, Rosie Grant, a librarian from Los Angeles, has collected 40 recipes this way. She says the food is "to die for."
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The idea of cooking and sharing a last meal of sorts with those who have passed away came from an unlikely place: an internship she had at a cemetery in New York.
During her work there, she noticed a recipe for spritz cookies carved into a woman's headstone.
She went home and baked 12 of the treats — before returning to the grave and eating them. That started her mission of finding other gravestones with recipes.
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