Preserving Family Recipes of Our Past

Sat, May 25 2024

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Raytown Community Room

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Subjects

History

Age Group

For adults

Presenter

David W. Jackson

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Learn practical ways to preserve family recipes for future generations from local historian David W. Jackson. Jackson will share stories of his grandmothers who created the recipes and provide an easy option for making your cherished recipes available to family members.

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