Fauxcahontas reportedly plagiarized the recipies in the "Pow Wow Chow" cookbook

[TOP]

It's a recipe she contributed, just like all the other people did. Nowhere does she say it's her own special family recipe.

Since when are church cookbook recipes proprietary information?

I don't eat Twinkies.

Why would she contribute recipes that are not her own? Church and school cookbooks aren't meant to be cut and paste from another book.... ...and she's not "cherokee"...
(you've never had a Twinkie from scratch, have you?

[kudzu]

Why would she contribute recipes that are not her own? Church and school cookbooks aren't meant to be cut and paste from another book.... ...and she's not "cherokee"...
(you've never had a Twinkie from scratch, have you?

Have you ever produced a cookbook? I have ..as a fundraiser for our grammar school.. Grow up and quit being such a petty poop.

[TOP]

Have you ever produced a cookbook? I have ..as a fundraiser for our grammar school.. Grow up and quit being such a petty poop.

Yes, several....for school and our classroom...
We spent a great deal of time collecting...stories with each one...

[kudzu]

Yes, several....for school and our classroom...
We spent a great deal of time collecting...stories with each one...

Exactly.. and she never said she was "Cherokee" .. She said she had a native American ancestor. Many Americans do.

[Legion]

Why would she contribute recipes that are not her own? Church and school cookbooks aren't meant to be cut and paste from another book.... ...and she's not "cherokee"...
(you've never had a Twinkie from scratch, have you?

And it's not a church cookbook, either. It was attributed to the "Five Civilized Tribes" and was offered as "proof" that Fauxcahontas is "Cherokee" by her campaign in 2012.

http://bostonherald.com:80/news/us_p...eid=1061128421

[Legion]

she never said she was "Cherokee" ..

[TOP]

Exactly.. and she never said she was "Cherokee" .. She said she had a native American ancestor. Many Americans do.

she has "Cherokee" next to her name-did you miss that?.... The recipes in our cookbooks were not cut and paste, btw... for the classroom edition, the kids interviewed each person who submitted one... '

[TOP]

And it's not a church cookbook, either. It was attributed to the "Five Civilized Tribes" and was offered as "proof" that Fauxcahontas is "Cherokee" by her campaign in 2012.

http://bostonherald.com:80/news/us_p...eid=1061128421

Pesky details...lol

[christiefan915]

Why would she contribute recipes that are not her own? Church and school cookbooks aren't meant to be cut and paste from another book.... ...and she's not "cherokee"...
(you've never had a Twinkie from scratch, have you?

I don't even know what you mean by the above. In my experience very few people actually create recipes from scratch.

The one and only time I ever gave a recipe to a cookbook was a recipe originally attributed to a Pittsburgh Steeler. So sue me.

[christiefan915]

Pesky details...lol

And if you actually produced a cookbook for a school you are well aware that it's no different from a church cookbook, a volunteer fire company cookbook, or any organization's cookbook which they put together to raise funds.

[christiefan915]

she has "Cherokee" next to her name-did you miss that?.... The recipes in our cookbooks were not cut and paste, btw... for the classroom edition, the kids interviewed each person who submitted one... '

And was each submitted recipe created by the person? I doubt it.

[kudzu]

she has "Cherokee" next to her name-did you miss that?.... The recipes in our cookbooks were not cut and paste, btw... for the classroom edition, the kids interviewed each person who submitted one... '

So what.. She had a Cherokee ancestor.. Mine was Blackfoot.

[TOP]

I don't even know what you mean by the above. In my experience very few people actually create recipes from scratch.

The one and only time I ever gave a recipe to a cookbook was a recipe originally attributed to a Pittsburgh Steeler. So sue me.

Many people have favorite family recipes that are versions of other recipes-I'm sure my grandmother's macaroni salad wasn't her original creation... but you know what I mean... you just like to fuss...lol I'm ok with that....
If you contributed a recipe from a Steeler, you should have mentioned that, you know....

[TOP]

So what.. She had a Cherokee ancestor.. Mine was Blackfoot.

She's not Cherokee (what "ancestor"?lol)
and you aren't "Blackfoot"....are you?

[TOP]

And was each submitted recipe created by the person? I doubt it.

Explained...but we can do this dance for as long as you like...