Hometown Appetites: The Story of Clementine Paddleford, the Forgotten Food Writer who Chronicled How America Ate, (Paperback)

from AnneliM

interesting subject, but pedestrian writing

from labwriter

"pedestial"??--Perhaps the word you're looking for there is "pedestrian." Unlike the other review here, I would not be inclined to review this biog harshly. It's a good effort put together by the women (Kelly Alexander and Cynthia Harris) who archived Paddleford's collection of papers housed at M...

from NewsieQ

Born just before the turn of the last century, Clementine Paddleford graduated from college in her home state of Kansas, went to New York City to make her way as a writer, became a famous and accomplished newspaperwoman and expert on American regional cooking, died and faded into obscurity. The a...

from NewsieQ

Born just before the turn of the last century, Clementine Paddleford graduated from college in her home state of Kansas, went to New York City to make her way as a writer, became a famous and accomplished newspaperwoman and expert on American regional cooking, died and faded into obscurity. The a...