So Good, Thanks Nana: Why Family Recipes Still Bring People Together

If your family has special recipes, consider documenting them before they are forgotten.

Write down the ingredients and instructions, but also record the story behind each dish. Who created it? When was it traditionally served? Was there a special occasion associated with it?

Taking photographs of handwritten recipe cards can also preserve the original documents.

And perhaps most importantly, teach the recipe to someone else.

A family tradition becomes stronger when it is shared.

The Lasting Taste of HomeA great family recipe does more than satisfy hunger. It connects generations

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