Jun 03 2010
Flag Day!
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You might think I’m a little early for 4th of July, but there’s another holiday in between Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. Yes, it’s Flag Day! As if I needed an excuse, June 14th is another day to celebrate with food, though no chicken, pork chops or steak—just delicious desserts. I figured [...]View Post →
May 28 2010
How to Flatten a Chicken for Grilling!
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It’s Memorial Weekend, and do you know what that means? Time to lounge at the pool and hang out by the BBQ. We’re grilling this entire weekend; the weather is perfectly straddling between warm and hot (when it gets hot we jump in the pool … when it gets warm, we EAT!). This week, I [...]View Post →
May 21 2010
Naked or Dressed?
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Well, that title caught your attention, I bet! The subject is steak and there are definitely 2 camps. The first is “Meat. Gimme only meat!” And the other is “Drizzle my meat with some luxurious sauce!” Whether you’re in the nudist camp or love to be seduced by sauce, I’m sure you’ll agree that [...]View Post →
May 13 2010
Taco-Mania!
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It’s taco time! We make tacos quite often for dinner, and I’m going to admit that sometimes when short on time, I’ll fill the tortilla with something a little unexpected but convenient. In a pinch, I’ll grab a cooked Mojo-seasoned rotisserie chicken from the deli department, a package of corn tortillas, shredded cheese and sour [...]View Post →
May 06 2010
Oy…Oy…Oysters!
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My younger son, Nathan, who is 5 years old, absolutely loves oysters. Now honestly, I don’t know if he really enjoyed the taste of oysters or if it was the crowd of adults clapping and congratulating my little tot for being brave enough to down the oyster on his very first try a year ago. [...]View Post →
Apr 29 2010
15-Minute Mussels
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Tomato sauce for pasta is one of the easiest things to make. Everything gets dumped into one pot, then you turn the heat to low and let it simmer to mellow out its tomato-y-ness (pucker!) and richen its flavor. I’ve yet to make a pot of tomato sauce without leftovers, and the remaining always goes [...]View Post →
Apr 23 2010
Cinco de Mayo
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If Cinco de Mayo isn’t a drinking holiday, then I don’t know what is! During B.C. (before children) years, my friends and I would map out our itinerary that started the Cinco de Mayo celebration on the evening of Quatro de Mayo. We only thought it would be proper to devote every available hour [...]View Post →
Apr 16 2010
These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things
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The moment I decided that this column was going to be dedicated to “my favorite things,” I just couldn’t get that song out of my head! Yes, THAT song. You know, crisp apple strudels and even schnitzel with noodles! Isn’t it a lovely song to have stuck in your head all day?! [...]View Post →








