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You'?ll think you'?ve died and gone to heaven when you sample the delicious fare laid out in DEATH WARMED OVER, a unique collection of 75 recipes typically served at funeral ceremonies, alongside descriptions of rituals and traditions from cultures around the world. One part sociological study and one part cookbook, DEATH WARMED OVER explains the background and proper timing for such culinary rituals as passing a hen and a loaf of bread over a grave as dirt is shoveled onto the coffin, serving chocolate caskets and skullshaped cakes at a funeral, and baking up a Funeral Pie to acknowledge the passing of a loved one. Whether you'?ve been asked to provide food for a funeral feast or wish to bring an appropriate culinary contribution for the extended mourning period, look no further than DEATH WARMED OVER.A unique cookbook that shows you how to incorporate longstanding ethnic and cultural traditionsfrom the Amish and Eskimo to Greek and Polishinto the planning of a wellrounded celebration of life.With detailed mailorder resources for specialty and ethnic foods.Features suggestions for ways to incorporate recipes and traditions into nonfuneral parties or gatherings.Cover image title, 'PostMortem Club with Past Member' (August 3, 1934). The PostMortem Club, an organization of naprapaths, held its annual breakfast with all chapter members present although the president, J. M. McAdou, founder, had died during the past year. One of the rules of the club is that each member will his skeleton to it, for atttendence to club meetings despite death.'Lisa Rogak'?s recipeenriched approach to funeral customs around the world reminds us that these rites are for the living. Digging into her slowcooked jambalaya dish meant to be served after a New Orleans jazz funeral would make anyone feel happy to be alive.'Barbara Haber, author of From Hardtack to Home Fries: An Uncommon History of American cooks and Meals
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- Q: What is the main focus of 'Death Warmed Over'? A: 'Death Warmed Over' focuses on funeral food, rituals, and customs from various cultures around the world, offering a collection of 75 recipes typically served during funeral ceremonies.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Death Warmed Over'? A: The author of 'Death Warmed Over' is Lisa Rogak, who combines culinary traditions with sociological insights into funeral customs.
- Q: How many recipes are included in the book? A: 'Death Warmed Over' includes a total of 75 recipes that reflect various cultural practices related to funerals.
- Q: Is this book suitable for someone planning a memorial or funeral feast? A: Yes, this book is ideal for anyone planning a memorial or funeral feast, as it provides culturally appropriate recipes and insights into culinary rituals.
- Q: What is the binding type of 'Death Warmed Over'? A: 'Death Warmed Over' is available in a paperback binding format.
- Q: What can I expect to learn from reading this book? A: Readers can expect to learn about diverse funeral customs, the significance behind various dishes, and how to incorporate these traditions into gatherings honoring the deceased.
- Q: Are there any specific cultural traditions highlighted in the book? A: Yes, the book highlights various cultural traditions from groups such as the Amish, Eskimo, Greek, and Polish communities.
- Q: Is 'Death Warmed Over' a good resource for non-funeral gatherings? A: Absolutely, the book provides suggestions for incorporating the recipes and traditions into non-funeral parties or gatherings, making it versatile.
- Q: What is the publication date of 'Death Warmed Over'? A: 'Death Warmed Over' was published on June 1, 2004.
- Q: How many pages does 'Death Warmed Over' have? A: 'Death Warmed Over' contains a total of 176 pages.