The Recipes Project

Are you interested in recipes?

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I have in my possession a recipe box with recipes and household hints collected by a Madison, WI woman, in the years between 1910 and 1947.  Does anyone know of any articles that discuss similar collections?  Please respond to this blog or my email: rdapple@wisc.edu

 Look forward to hearing more about such 20th-century collecti

The Recipes Project, an international scholarly venue dedicated to the history of recipes, is looking for contributors with interests in Latin America.  The site is an interdisciplinary, digital venture that has a robust readership that includes scholars, students, and the public at large. The site runs a number of thematic series that range from pedagogical discussions of primary sources to topical discussions of medicine and magic around the world.

Are you interested in recipes of all kinds? The Recipes Project is looking for an editor to join our team! Responsibilities include:<

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Are you interested in recipes of all kinds? The Recipes Project is looking for an editor to join our team! Responsibilities include:

Are you interested in recipes of all kinds? The Recipes Project is looking for an editor to join our team! Responsibilities include:

Are you interested in recipes of all kinds? The Recipes Project is looking for an editor to join our team! Responsibilities include:

Th-th-that's all folks! The Recipe Project's month-long What is a Recipe? virtual conversation has come to a close. Here are a final few gems from the many contributions scattered across social media platforms and the internet. Teaching with food and recipes has been a popular topic on H-Nutrition, and blog posts on the topic abound on the internet; here's one from the What is a Recipe?