The Cheese Biscuit Queen Tells All

Some  Southern cooks keep their prized family recipes under lock and key, but  not Mary Martha Greene.  Why?  She says few things can truly be kept  secret in the South and recipes, like cheese biscuits, are meant to be  shared.  That's why she's the  "Cheese Biscuit Queen".  So many stories could be written about  Greene's Aunt Mimi's cheese biscuits-the countries they visited, and the  lies, half-truths, cheating, and conniving of small children (not to  mention grown adults) to get them.  for Greene, who inherited the title  of Cheese Biscuit Queen-and the recipe-from her aunt, making the  biscuits and continuing to share Aunt Mimi's recipe keeps her love and legacy alive.  Join us for a discussion of Mary Martha's new book which will introduce you to new ideas for the consummate entertainer, helpful tips for less experienced cooks, and stories to make even the grumpiest legislator laugh.   A discussion with Mary Martha will be followed by a book signing and  light refreshments whil you enjoy the opportunity to taste samples of  her famous biscuits.

Location:  CLE Lecture Hall

Presenter:  Mary Martha Greene is a South Carolina native and government  relations consultant who perfected her entertaining skills for making  friends and engaging clients during her forty-year career.  now as a  volunteer, she teaches cooking skills to at-risk and homeless youth.