"Planning is still in the works, but the goal is to research and promote foods 'grown in Pennsylvania, cooked in Pennsylvania, sold in Pennsylvania,' said Mr. Weaver, a culinary historian known for his books on heirloom vegetables and Pennsylvania German cooking -- and for the Roughwood Seed Collection, more than 4,000 varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowers that began with his grandfather's saved seeds and is dedicated to preserving Pennsylvania heirlooms."
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