Who taught you to cook? There are often many people responsible for shaping your ability to whip up a meal--a mom, a great aunt, your grandfather. A person, besides my mother, who I would add to the list is Jane Snow. Back in the day when you couldn't just turn to google for a new recipe, we consulted the newspaper. Jane was a food writer for many years. Her award winning work has been published nationally. Many of our favorite family recipes are those we cut out from her column. Many years ago, I got the pleasure of meeting Jane and she put one of my own favorite recipes in the paper. I met up with her again at the Buckeye Book Fair. She was promoting her new book, Jane Snow Cooks: Spirited Recipes and Stories
http://www.janesnowtoday.com/Since that time, I've learned how important cooking is to mindful eating. You really appreciate food in a new way when you spend the time to create it.
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