Merry Christmas, Beasties!
Are you looking for a last minute holiday gift for the foodie or history buff on your list? Gotcha covered!
My friend Jeffrey Spear from Studio Spear wrote this fun and informative cookbook. It retails for under $20 and would make a great gift!
The First Coast Heritage Cookbook is a collection of recipes influenced by the ingredients and food ways of the Indigenous Indians as well as the Spanish, French, British and African settlers who inhabited the First Coast from 14,000 BC (the time archaeologists tell us evidence of human habitation first appeared) to 1821 (when Florida became a U.S. Territory). The recipes have been modernized to accommodate today's available ingredients, so no need to search the WD meat case for Bears' Head or roam the aisles of Fresh Market in search of Giant Land Tortoise.
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| Smoked Fish Dip - Page 54 |
You'll find Jeffrey's drool-inducing cookbook at our fave indy bookseller, The Bookmark in Neptune Beach, the Beaches Museum and History Park, or in Jax at Chamblin's, the Cummer Museum Gift Shop.
In St. Augustine,
it's available at the Castillo de San Marcos and St Augustine Visitor Center.
If you prefer online shopping, there's always Amazon!
No need to pick one up for me, I've got my copy, signed by the author. Thanks, Jeffrey!
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