READ: Dying For Chocolate
We invited Edible readers to share memorable food-related books; here is a recommendation by Fred Young in Springboro, Ohio.
DYING FOR CHOCOLATE
by Diane Mott Davidson
I read with interest your Edible Reads column in the most recent Edible Ohio Valley I picked up from Dorothy Lane Market. I wanted to add an author, as opposed to a single book; her books on the concept are numerous. Her name is Diane Mott Davidson. She wrote a series on Goldie Schultz, a divorced then remarried caterer in Colorado. Her books are a fun escape, in the “whodunit” genre. Each novel contains great recipes, some of whom we used as a theme for one of our most successful gourmet club dinners. I suggest The Grilling Season, The Main Corpse, and Dying for Chocolate.
Jennifer is development director for Edible Ohio Valley and a partner in Th e Fairview Agency. Her career path has allowed her to consider systems, change, and the future. Her husband, Dennis, and their daughter, Jade, are her lifelines as she strives to change the world through local food and meaningful education opportunities—while dreaming of pitching a tent in the wilderness.
