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Friday, November 6, 2026

Cultural History of Pie reposted by Ruth Paget

David Faries of the Monterey County Weekly wrote a great little cultural history of pie and another story on drip coffee.

As someone who grew up in the American Midwest, I learned that in a pinch a slice of pie and coffee is a dessert and a supper option.  I have even eaten mince pie at Christmas; my Wisconsin family loves its English heritage.

Pie lovers can enjoy some history with their pie in the Weekly article below:

https://www.montereycountynow.com/eat_drink/as-sweet-elena-s-and-a-squad-of-marines-knows-pie-can-mean-more-than/article_ce0be827-8a9e-42ab-bdd7-7bd0237fec87.html#tncms-source=mosaic

Bon Appetit!

By Ruth Paget

-author Eating Soup with Chopsticks, Marrying France, and Europe’s Lessons written during written during overseas duty in Germany + 5 other Kindle books

-developer of the Novgorod and Bento War Games + 8 Classical Western Civilization War Games

-developer of food and beverage knowledge games

-creator of online exhibits about San Miguel Arcangel Mission, French baguette making, and the Carmel Valley History Center

-creator of French travel and culture games

-writer of 2000+ Central Coast California lifestyle blogs

-family genealogist

-developer of 9 music theory games