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Meal
Thanksgiving 2026
Based on last year
Trip
Weekend in Paris
Saved from Sarah
Event
Sam's Birthday Dinner
Reused last year
Meal
Black Lentils Salad
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The Keepers
Pass It Forward
The Keepers is a collection of stories about people who preserve and pass to others the knowledge, traditions, and experiences worth carrying forward — a recipe remembered, a ritual repeated, a way of doing something that took years to learn.
Because the things we keep aren’t meant to stop with us.
Keep what matters. Pass it forward.
Iben Sandahl
Iben Sandahl, Keeper of Childhood
The author of The Danish Way of Parenting on muddy play, trust, and the everyday family moments that shape what children carry into the rest of their lives.
Spring Council
Spring Council and the Freedom to Cook From Your Roots
The daughter of Mama Dip learned that tradition survives when each generation is free to make it her own.
Samantha Sirota
Keeper of the Seasons
She recognizes the seasons by the foods they bring, their colors and flavors. For sixteen years, she has helped Los Angeles families experience those changes through Good Box Organics.
Sherri Elizam
Sherri Thought Transformation Was About Changing the Body. Then She Learned What It Really Asked of Her.
She lost more than 100 pounds, transformed her body and built a career helping others do the same. Then Sherri Elizam discovered that the hardest things to change - and the heaviest things to carry - were the ones no one could see.
Debbie Fund
A Recipe Is a Way of Keeping in Touch
For Debbie Fund, the kitchen is where cultures meet, recipes find new life, and food brings people into one another’s worlds.
Karin Kim Jensen
She Turned Her Mother’s Stories into an Ancestral Journey of a Lifetime
For years, her mother’s stories of China felt almost mythical. Then Karin followed them back to an ancestral village and watched family lore become real.
Harriet Katz
Harriet Katz Didn’t Want Tradition to Disappear
For forty years she cooked for other people. When the world stopped, she began her biggest meal yet: 375 kosher recipes rebuilt from the memory of taste.