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FOOD CALENDARS

Play with Your Food Calendars
Play with Your Food Calendars


Gourmet Calendars
Gourmet Calendars


Food Network Calendars
Food Network Calendars


Foodie Fight Calendars
Foodie Fight Calendars




The Original Food Lover's Trivia Game
The Original Food Lover's
Trivia Game




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Famous Foodies Posters: Chefs, Cooks & Gourmets “D...-G...-”
for classrooms, kitchens and restaurants.


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Notable chefs and cooks ~

Paula Deen
Rocco DiSpirito
Alexandre Dumas, pére

Auguste Escoffier
M. F. K. Fisher

Bobby Flay
Sylvester Graham


Paula Deen's Savannah Style
Paula Deen's
Savannah Style

Paula Deen
née Paula Ann Hiers
b. 1-19-1947; Albany, GA

Paula Deen is a cook, restaurateur, author, and Emmy Award-winning television personality.


Now Eat This!
Now Eat This!

Rocco DiSpirito
b. 11-19-1966; Queens, NY

Rocco DiSpirito is a celebrity chef and cookbook author.


Portrait of Alexandre Dumas Pere Seated, 1855 (from 'Les Annales', 4th September 1904), Giclee Print
Alexandre Dumas Pere, Seated, 1855 (from 'Les Annales', 4th September 1904), Giclee Print


Alexandre Dumas, père
b. 7-24-1802; France
d. 12-5-1870

Alexander Dumas, père (which means father), best known for his numerous historical novels of high adventure such as The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers, was also a gourmet and an expert cook. His Grand Dictionnaire de cuisine (Great Dictionary of Cuisine), a combination of encyclopedia and cookbook, was published posthumously in 1873.

FYI - Dumas was the grandson of a French military officer and an Afro-Caribeean Creole, and the son of an improvished military officer who had gotten on the wrong side of Napolean.

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Auguste Escoffier, French Chef, Giclee Print
Auguste Escoffier,
Giclee Print

Auguste Escoffier
b. 10-28-1846; Villeneuve-Loubet (near Nice), France
d. 2-12-1935; Monaco

French chef, restaurateur and culinary writer Auguste Escoffier elevated the job of cooking to a profession by updating traditional elaborate French cooking methods and introducing organized discipline to his kitchens.

Escoffier develped several dishes associated with opera diva Nellie Melba - Peach Melba and Melba toast.

Auguste Escoffier: Memories of My Life by Auguste Escoffier


The Gastronomical Me, M. F. K. Fisher
The Gastronomical Me,
M. F. K. Fisher

M. F. K. Fisher
b. 7-3-1908; Albion, MI
d. 6-22-1992; California

Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher's writing dealt primarily with food, considering it from many aspects: preparation, natural history, culture, and philosophy.

M. F. K. Fisher quotes ~
• “People ask me: "Why do you write about food, and eating, and drinking? Why don't you write about the struggle for power and security, and about love, the way the others do?" . . . The easiest answer is to say that, like most other humans, I am hungry.”
• “Sharing food with another human being is an intimate act that should not be indulged in lightly.”
• “Wine and cheese are ageless companions, like aspirin and aches, or June and moon, or good people and noble ventures.”


Bobby Flay Cooks American: Great Regional Recipes with Sizzling New Flavors
Bobby Flay
Cooks American: Great Regional Recipes with Sizzling New Flavors

Bobby Flay
b. 12-10-1964; NYC

Bobby Flay is a celebrity chef, restaurateur, Iron Chef, and television personality, as well as the owner and executive chef of ten restaurants.


Sylvester Graham, Historic Print
Sylvester Graham,
Historic Print

Sylvester Graham
b. 7-5-1794; Suffield, CT
d. 9-11-1851; Northampton, MA

The Reverend Sylvester Graham, a Presbyterian minister and dietary reformer emphasizing vegetarianism, is best remembered for the Graham cracker, a flat, crisp cookie made with Graham flour and sweetened with honey (technically crackers are salty).

Graham foresaw that the industrialization of grinding wheat, while it would produce a flour with longer shelf life, would also remove nutrition and introduce chemicals into the diet, creating a less healthy white bread.

To recreate Graham flour blend about 2/3 cup white flour, slightly less than 1/3 cup wheat bran and 1.5 teaspoons wheat germ.

Flour Power: A Guide to Modern Home Grain Milling


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