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Aug 13, 2019 6 min

EP 8: Wild Cranberries and Apron Strings

from The Heritage Cookbook Project Hosted by Epicurean Creative

Some stories carry with them a spark. This story of wild cranberries and growing up on a Northern Minnesota farm was the spark that ignited a project. This project in fact. It’s a short story, but a powerful story about how food has the power to conjure up memories of people, places, and a time that was not necessarily easy, but simple. Thank you to our Sponsor Bob’s Red Mill for keeping my pantry full of fabulous flours and baking products! Connect with us: The Heritage Cookbook Project @theheritagecookbookproject on Instagram The Heritage Cookbook Project on Facebook The Heritage Cookbook Project on Pinterest Marshes by dobroide https://freesound.org/s/466355/ As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Listen as my Auntie Kay tells her story of a scary foraging trip into wild marshlands, farm life, and treasured kitchen gadgets.

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