How Rosie Grant started cooking recipes inscribed on gravestones and paying a visit to the deceased @Eoluniversity
How Rosie Grant started cooking recipes inscribed on gravestones and paying a visit to the deceased  @Eoluniversity
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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My guest Rosie Grant has a library science degree from the University of Maryland and now works at UCLA as an archivist. She is well known on social media as a "cemetery tiktoker" who researches recipes found on gravestones in cemeteries across the U.S. She shares her story and how she began to collect these gravestone recipes and cook them to honor the people who left them behind. We also discuss the value of exploring cemeteries and the treasures that can be found there. Learn more at her website and social media sites:
ghostlyarchive.com
Social media: @ghostlyarchive
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