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| | Sister sleuths seek heirloom recipes | csmonitor.com |
 | | The Brass sisters, who have been baking in their own kitchens for a combined 95 years, are so passionate about collecting recipes from America's past - including those from family, friends, and total strangers - that they have devoted about 30 years to scouring yard sales, flea markets, and used bookstores in search of them. |
 | | HEIRLOOM CONFECTIONS: On the left, various recipes are on display at a baking demonstration. |
 | | Marilyn Brass says her favorite chapter is "Comfort the Family," which includes recipes for such classics as Banana Bread, Carrot Cake, and Bread Pudding, alongside a 19th-century "Compromise Cake" and "Miss Emma Smith's War Cake," a fruitcake that was born out of necessity and therefore, doesn't include butter, eggs, or milk. |
| www.csmonitor.com /2006/1213/p13s02-lifo.html (1440 words) |
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