Today is National Kids in the Kitchen Day. Originally created by the Young Chefs Academy to encourage children of all ages to take an active role in planning and preparing the family meal, those skills have become essential.
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I'm a wife, mother, grandmother and avid home cook.I believe in eating healthy whenever possible, while still managing to indulge in life's pleasures.
More Than Just a Cherry On Top
Today is a whole slew of various National Days. There’s National Video Game Day. I suppose that would have been a good day to celebrate before the insanity of 2020. Now, video games might just be something we have had enough of, seeking real games with actual contact instead. It’s also Nation Day of Encouragement. After the National sadness of September 11, a day of uplifting encouragement is like a welcome breath of fresh air. Maybe we should declare every day as a day to encourage one another. How great is that?
Continue reading “More Than Just a Cherry On Top”September 11th
There’s really no introduction needed for September 11th. It’s a day etched into the collective memories of anyone born before 2001. It is Kiddo’s assassination of JFK or my father’s Pearl Harbor. Unless you lived under a rock, you know the significance of the day. And it’s sorrow touched you.
Continue reading “September 11th”Rich Mushroom Hamburger Steaks
Today is National TV Dinner Day. TV Dinners are one of those “you’ve come a long way, Baby” ways of getting foods conveniently from the freezer to the table for a home-cooked meal. While Swanson was the first to bring packages meals to the consumer in 1953, they were not the first to consider the possibility.
Continue reading “Rich Mushroom Hamburger Steaks”Simple Veal Schnitzel
Today we celebrate a traditional Austrian Dish. Today is National Wiener Schnitzel Day. How ironic that American has National Days for dishes that are not governed by strict laws in this country. While the label may say Sparkling Wine, most of us do not realize that to the rest of the world Champagne must be made from a particular grape, from a particular part of the world and processed in a particular way. It’s the laws.
Continue reading “Simple Veal Schnitzel”Impossibly Possible Taco Pie
Impossible pie is oh so fitting for today’s recipe share. As a Catholic, I need to acknowledge that today is the Nativity of Mary. She was the Immaculate Conception, born without sin. Miracles do happen.
Continue reading “Impossibly Possible Taco Pie”Welcome to the Granite State
New Hampshire, the Granite State, may have been the 7th state to join the newly formed Union, but it is first in so many things throughout its history. The first to grow potatoes, the first to establish an independent government and create its own constitution.
Continue reading “Welcome to the Granite State”Primer Lunes de Septiembre
Tomorrow is the First Monday of September. Wow – September already! The first Monday means tomorrow is Labor Day. And Labor Day signals the unofficial end to summer. A summer that never was in the first place.
Continue reading “Primer Lunes de Septiembre”Those Were the Days
Today is the first Saturday in September. Traditionally, it is National Tailgate Saturday. This year, what few sporting events that there are in American have banned spectators. No spectators means no pre-game parking lot extravaganzas. And even if tailgating were permitted, there are other problems that might not be so easy to overcome.
Continue reading “Those Were the Days”Awesome Oven Burgers
If you’ve been following along, you know that in July my guys and I took a road trip to the Oregon coastal town of Florence. We stayed at our favorite resort. Perfect beach access with spacious rooms and suites complete with fully functional kitchens. In this day and age, a room with a kitchen is a must.
Continue reading “Awesome Oven Burgers”A Cookery Book with a Story
Mary Poppins is a magical English Nanny who happens to travel on the East Wind. She first appeared in print in 1934. Over the next 54 years Mary would appear in eight different books, beginning with the original Mary Poppins story and ending in 1988 with Mary Poppins and the House Next Door.
Continue reading “A Cookery Book with a Story”Welcome to September
Although a day late, I’ve got our tables all decked out for September.
Continue reading “Welcome to September”Remembering V-J Day with Honor
For the rest of the world, V-J Day is August 14-15 (depending upon which side of the date line you’re on). It marks the day Japan announced their surrender. In America the “Official” V-J Day is September 2, when Japan signed the surrender documents. In 1995, President Clinton referred to the 50th anniversary of American’s official day as “the end of the Pacific War” rather than V-J Day.
Continue reading “Remembering V-J Day with Honor”Care to Guess What Day It Is?
Yep, it’s National Chicken Boy Day. I gotta tell you, I never had the opportunity to eat at his restaurant. In all my travels to Southern California, I’ve never seen the giant Chicken Boy and until recently, had never even known of him. But now that I know he exists, I find Chicken Boy strangely fascinating.
Continue reading “Care to Guess What Day It Is?”Celebrate the Beauty of South Carolina
Today we celebrate the unique landscapes, bold personalities and rich history of the Palmetto State, South Carolina. South Carolina was the 8th state to ratify the U.S. Constitution and the first to vote in favor of secession.
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