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    Paula Wolfert's unforgettable legacy

    Paula Wolfert never had a restaurant or television show, but her eight seminal cookbooks, published over nearly four decades, influenced much of what we eat today. Her diagnosis of dementia in 2013 prompted Emily Thelin to document Paula’s life and legacy in a new biography, “ Unforgettable .”

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    By Evan Kleiman • Nov 8, 2017 • 1 min read

    Paula Wolfert never had a restaurant or television show, but her eight seminal cookbooks, published over nearly four decades, influenced much of what we eat today. Her diagnosis of dementia in 2013 prompted Emily Thelin to document Paula’s life and legacy in a new biography, “Unforgettable.”

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