Season's Eatings - Newfoundland Desserts

Season's Eatings podcast by Glen Warren

Dec 24, 202527:05Society & Culture

Merry Christmas all. We're exploring the history of some of the amazing desserts I had, and still have, for the holiday season. We're looking at the origins of lassy mogs, jam jams, and date squares: all staples on the N...

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