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Article: APRONS TIE US TO FAMILY TRADITIONS.(AT HOME)
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- The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
- Article date:
- August 17, 2002
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Byline: Chris Casson Madden Home & Garden Television
Some of the best family memories are tied up in apron strings. These reminiscences may be a bit hazy around the edges, but nonetheless they're as warm as a kitchen with pies in the oven.
Coming from a large family, I remember my Grandma Casson, always bustling around her noisy kitchen wearing a pinafore apron, complete with feminine ruffles.
I also recall interviewing culinary legend James Beard and noticing the French apron he always had at hand. And I am never without a less-than-glamorous work apron in my own kitchen: hunter green, dependable, indestructible.
That's why I'm ...