May 2010 issue

Something Borrowed, Something Baked

The cookie table trumps as a wedding tradition in eastern Ohio.
Recipes: Delicious Cookies; Cherry Almond Cookies

Jenny Pavlasek

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Thursday, May 19, 2011 by Carol Sherwood

This is an Italian tradition that is soon to be lost and how very sad. I started baking for weddings in Ohio after coming from a strong Italian tradition of wedding cookie tables. Feel free to view my website:

www.rozellamaescookies.com

Friday, May 07, 2010 by Mavis

Wonderful job on the story, Jen. Thanks to all the cookie bakers, Italian and Irish and every nationality! I hope this inspires everyone to consider a cookie table, large or small. It really makes the guests feel special and honors the bride and groom. My goal is to spread the cookie table tradition to every state! Thank you, Mavis Ceci

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