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Article: "A MONTH OF SUNDAES'; ITHACA RESTAURATEUR WRITES BOOK ON ICE CREAM SUNDAES.(CNY)(Column)
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- The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
- Article date:
- July 10, 2002
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Byline: Evelyn Clayton
An award-winning restaurateur for three decades, Michael Turback of Ithaca has written a book on ice cream sundaes, banana splits and ice cream sodas.
"A Month of Sundaes" (Red Rock Press, $19.95, hardcover) looks at the lore of America's quintessential dessert over the centuries.
Turback says, "There are inklings that the concept (ice cream) may have been Himalayan and/or have originated in the gourmand minds of ancient Rome where the heart of a dainty called melca appears to have been frozen milk."
Ice cream quickly became a U.S. tradition when a Maryland governor, William Bladen, dished up scoops of the cold ...
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