Talk:Jane Grigson
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Hello! Anybody working on this Jane Grigson entry? I added some things, including a list of books. I tried to put them in list form like the links (I added a couple of links too) but it did not save as a list. (On the other hand, I'm quite proud of myself that I was able to add some links without messing it up!) I think this could use a little discussion explaining just how important JG was in her field. The Penguin page has a nice quote: "In her obituary for the Independent, Alan Davidson wrote that 'Jane Grigson left to the English-speaking world a legacy of fine writing on food and cookery for which no exact parallel exists." I think maybe part of this quote could be used along with something from another source. RUReady2Testify 05:10, 7 June 2007 (UTC)
