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From Their Kitchen to Yours

By Gena Philibert-Ortega Premium

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Incorporating food traditions into your family history brings your research to life, and inspires current generations to learn more about their heritage. It’s also a wonderful way to learn about the everyday lives of your ancestors—especially your foremothers—in a time when securing and preparing food took more time and energy than it does today.But discovering, View Website VIP Subscription

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