"Don't forget your antioxidants!" - Everything I Need to Know I Learned From a Little Golden Book (Diane Muldrow)

"Have some pancakes." - Everything I Need to Know I Learned From a Little Golden Book (Diane Muldrow)

"I was taking that first step up the great ladder of becoming a real American. Nothing is as important to an American as a membership card with a seal. I know guys who have long strings of them, plastic-enclosed: credit cards, membership cards, identification cards, Blue Cross cards, driver's licenses, all strung together in a chain of Love. The longer the chain, the more they feel they belong. Here was my first card. I was on my way. And the best of all possible ways - I was making it as a Phony. A non-Ovaltine drinking Official Member." - A Christmas Story (Jean Shepard)

"From the kitchen intoxicating smells were beginning to fill my house. Every year my mother baked two pumpkin pies, spicy and immobilizingly rich." - A Christmas Story (Jean Shepard)

"Poirot nodded. He had heard of Princess Dragomiroff. 'She is a personality,' said M. Bouc. 'Ugly as sin, but she makes herself felt. You agree?'" - Murder On The Orient Express (Agatha Christie)

"He was at the stage of a meal when one becomes philosophical." - Murder On The Orient Express (Agatha Christie)

"So... while drinking this punch may lead you into a taco-worthy hangover, or a committed relationship with a sexy, blond billionaire, or both - be sure to clean your bathroom before you make it." - Eat Like a Gilmore (Kristi Carlson)

"This is one of Rory’s favorite foods – Parker House Rolls. Part of the fun of making these is watching these cute, perfectly uniform balls of dough as they bake, shoulder to shoulder, in the middle of the pan like Revolutionary War re-enactors. These rolls have a light, crusty top with a soft middle that’s just asking to be pulled apart. Smoosh some Irish butter between two warm halves, take a bite, and you’ll forget all about having to move out of the pool house." - Eat Like a Gilmore (Kristi Carlson)

"That’s the power of the Pot Roast – even Rory, wise to her grandmother’s ways, suspicious she was being trapped, still sat down to dinner. Now you have the recipe. Use your power wisely." - Eat Like a Gilmore (Kristi Carlson)