Ep. 164: The Joy of Retro Cooking

The Joy of Retro Cooking Emily Brungo (AKA Yinzerella), is a vintage recipe collector, and the creator of the website “Dinner is Served 1972”. She started this website after inheriting her grandmother’s recipe cards, but it has ballooned into a place where you can read about all the food choices of yesteryear. We discussed this, as well as her love of Nicholas Cage, the rotary phone installed in her wall, and her High School essays on The Brady Bunch. Dinner is Served 1972 on Social Media Twitter Facebook YouTube Website Fascinating Nouns on Social Media Facebook Twitter YouTube

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