I have a few other things to say this week that are out of line for Frog Reviews.
First of all, my grandma passed away last week. I inherited her collection of recipes. She was 100 years old (half way to 101) and has lived through some things. She would tell us about how excited everyone was when Wonder bread hit the shelves (she's older than sliced bread). She was alive through the depression and WWII rations.
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She was French and married into an Irish family. She lived in New Jersey and learned to cook other immigrant foods from her neighbors (especially Italian food). She started teaching classes at a community center on Italian cooking in the late 60's and got the idea to make a cookbook there. She started collecting recipes and writing down recipes to make her own cookbook but she was never able to get around to it.
Now I have 2 binders of recipes she collected and/or wrote. I scanned everything so that everyone in my family could have access to the recipes, many of which she made for us every year. I uploaded them all to archive.org as public domain (Some of the recipes I probably do not have the right to do that to so use your own judgement) so that more people can have her partial cookbook and sort of complete her dream.
Her recipes https://archive.org/details/powers-recipes.-7z
So sorry for your loss, but uploading them to the public is a wonderful thing to do.