Summer Squash
Harvested while still immature, what makes the summer squash so delicious is that the rind is tender and edible. This warm-season vegetable is grown throughout […]
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Lunch by Numbers
Tomorrow is the last day of school for the kids (yes, we’re still in school this late into June . . . long story). I
Watching the Dough Rise on Saturday Morning: Father & Son Time
I did what I do every Saturday after cleaning up from the production of 3 batches of pancakes or waffles that feed our family of
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Dealing with Leftovers
The topic of leftovers always needs to be revisited, so we dusted off this classic post on dealing with leftovers and bring it to you
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A Gelato Week: Fun with DeLonghi
Years ago while attending a food trade show in Parma, Italy, a colleague and I went in search to find the best gelato in the
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Spring Cleaning Recipes
It hit me this past weekend, as we infused our days with parades, picnics, carnivals and barbecues, that even though the calendar doesn’t say so,
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Spring (Green) Garlic
A hallmark of spring is the immature garlic that is very versatile, and adds a soft garlicky taste to many dishes. With their long green
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Birthday Wishes
Today is my birthday, and I baked my own cake. I know, that’s not really the way things should go on your birthday, but this
Sugar, Sugar, Everywhere
Every week, the average American consumes two to three pounds of sugar. Quick math, and that translates to approximately 150 pounds a year, most of
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Eating Like the Natives
It’s been a great week and a half vacationing in Miami and the Keys with the family, and as I sit on the plane, headed
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