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Category Archives: cooking
When Netflix Leads to the Kitchen, Part II
In addition to making bread, I also was intrigued by the way the hostess of Taste of the Country kept referring to family recipes when she cooked. Thanks to my oldest sister, I do have 2 collections of family recipes. … Continue reading
When Netflix Leads to the Kitchen
I have a coworker who’s always sharing her favorite Netflix show that she discovered. Recently, she shared her love of a show called Taste of the Country. The show is set on South Pond Farm in Ontario. I get cold … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Hobbies, Life Observations
Tagged bread, cooking, dutch oven, Inspiration, taste of the country
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Once We were United
In 1917 when U.S. President Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany, the entire nation went to war. Families didn’t just send their sons and daughters overseas, they too were expected to make sacrifices. None other than Herbert Hoover (future president) … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cooking, History
Tagged canning, food conservation, hoover, land army, US entry, ww1
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Fast Food From Home
It’s almost that time of year—summertime, when the kitchen is too hot to cook and yet, going out to eat is boring, not to mention unhealthy for the wallet. I have my go to meals for when things are busy … Continue reading
Yeah, about that
How did Monday get here so quickly? And where was that blog post I was supposed to write. Stuck in my head, thinking it was Sunday until the alarm rang at 0330 this morning. Fun Times when the vacation ended. … Continue reading
What a Mess
There’s a meme on Facebook about Thanksgiving dinner. I’m sure most of you have seen it. It sums up the holidays pretty much like this: hours to prepare, minutes to eat, and days to clean up afterward. It’s funny because … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Life Observations
Tagged cleaning, cooking, oxtails, recipes, soup
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