India, Jan. 7 -- Cookies, cakes, and cobblers are not usually linked to graveyards. But a California woman has found a way to bring them together.

According to a report by Fox News, the woman has an unusual practice. She searches cemeteries for recipes carved on gravestones and then cooks them.

Rosie Grant, a 36-year-old librarian from Los Angeles, has spent the last five years collecting recipes left behind by the dead. So far, she has gathered 40 recipes. She says the food is "to die for".

Grant's idea began during an internship at a cemetery in New York. While working there, she noticed a recipe for spritz cookies carved into a woman's headstone.

Curious, she went home and baked 12 cookies. Later, she returned to the grave and ate ...