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Thanksgiving and the Beach

Thanksgiving and the Beach
AHHHH…THANKSGIVING. It’s the reason for time honored recipes, stockpots and wagers on family behavior. The season of familiar relatives, old friends, new acquaintances— and casseroles, dressings, pies, rolls, more pies and tryptophan induced snoozes. It is also time for my...
2018
  • 1 Nov
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Water, October And The End of Summer

Water, October And The End of Summer
Water. In my hometown you were never very far from water. It seems as if I’ve spent my life seeking it or it seeking me. The former was preferred as there was no better way to beat the heat. The...
2018
  • 1 Oct
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Healthy Summertime Snacks

Healthy Summertime Snacks
Children are active during the hot summer months, so it is important to stay nourished and hydrated. We all know that the more active kids are, the hungrier they become. All that swimming, biking and hiking will really kick up...
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  • 1 Aug
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Jamaica: Gateway to Flavor

Jamaica: Gateway to Flavor
The airplane dipped lower and lower, almost clipping the coconut palm, palmetto and ficus trees, then bounced to a landing. The hand-painted welcome sign across the prefab building, the terminal at the Montego Bay Airport, proclaimed it the “The Gateway...
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  • 2 Jul
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Are Almonds the New Cow?

Are Almonds the New Cow?
Consumers are flocking to nondairy milk products in lieu of traditional cow’s milk. Dairy products have been shown to contain large amounts of estrogen and progesterone complicated by the fact that many modern cows have been genetically altered to produce...
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  • 1 Jun
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How to Entertain (Yourself) During Food Prep

How to Entertain (Yourself) During Food Prep
It’s the part of cooking that no one ever talks about. It’s a topic rarely covered on the countless food shows hosted by famous chefs. Prepping food for a recipe is not glamorous and does not sell ads. Even so,...
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  • 2 Apr
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Meatloaf: A Revisionist History

Meatloaf: A Revisionist History
There’s a famous art installation in Amarillo, Texas called the Cadillac Ranch, where a line of classic wing-tipped, fin-tailed Cadillacs are half-buried, nose first in the stark dirt.  I’ve always loved the striking visual—decadent post-WWII luxury roadsters arranged in a...
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  • 1 Jan
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Primi, Secondo Contorni, Dolci

Primi, Secondo Contorni, Dolci
It’s October. Did I just hear the last gasp of summer? I hope so. Open the windows, plant the fall gardens, toss the sunscreen, put away the white shoes and purses, the seersucker suits and white linen. Cooler nights and...
Food & Recipes
  • 7 Oct
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More Recipes from the Ancient Order of Southern Gourmets
CHOCOLATE- CREAM CHEESE MOUSSE From “Recipe Girl” This is a decadent, very rich dessert. It’s delicious, but should be served in small portions. I would even suggest serving it in after-dinner drink glasses with small spoons. INGREDIENTS: Two 8-ounce packages...
Recipes
  • 3 Jul
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Maggie’s Redfish Courtbouillon

Maggie’s Redfish Courtbouillon
I love this rich, roux based tomato sauce with fish stock. This is definitely one of my favorite Creole recipes. To achieve the complexity of flavors, you must go to your local seafood market and ask for fish bones and...
Recipes
  • 28 Jun
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Olive Surprises

Olive Surprises
Something old, something new. The twelve days of Christmas. Take me back to when no one counted calories and we thought it was absolutely fine to eat processed food. My mom used to make these for Xmas Eve and serve...
Foodies Blog
  • 14 Dec
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