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- 3. This word likely comes from the Old French word "gravé" or "grané", which referred to a seasoned meat or fish broth/sauce
- 4. Ben Franklin called this the “bird of courage” and thought it would make a better national symbol.
- 5. Amelia Simmons' 1796 book American Cookery, which is the first known cookbook written by an American and published in the U.S. mentions this type of Pie
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- 1. It takes roughly 200 of these to make up a can of this popular thanksgiving sauce.
- 2. This recipe dates back to 1700 B.C. which featured a recipe for roasted bird served with a side of specially flavored soft bread
- 3. The idea behind this casserole was inspired by a press story about a dish served to Queen Soraya of Iran.
