Hello Neighbor. Did you know that today is National Be a Good Neighbor Day? We should all be good neighbors, or at the very least try to be good neighbors. Sometimes that’s easier said than done. Today is also National Mimosa Day and Barbecue Day. Those play rather nicely into Be a Good Neighbor, don’t you think?
Continue reading “National Coquilles Saint Jacques – Sort of”Author: Rosemarie's Kitchen
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.
Pineapple Upside Down Cupcakes
Hello World! Or at least those of you who have dropped by today. Here it is, a beautiful Monday, and we’re half-way through May. That can’t be right . . . Half way through May!
Continue reading “Pineapple Upside Down Cupcakes”Rediscovering Mother’s Day Celebrations
This year Mother’s Day is going to be a bit different. More on that later in the month, I promise. Yet I did not want to miss the opportunity to share some amazing Mother’s Day Recipes from the past. Hope you enjoy.
Continue reading “Rediscovering Mother’s Day Celebrations”Our Lady of Fatima and Family Suppers
Today Catholics around the world acknowledge the Feast Day of Our Lady of Fatima. Our Lady is in reference to Our Blessed Mother, Mary. She is the mother to all, the New Eve in the New Covenant between humankind and our creator.
Continue reading “Our Lady of Fatima and Family Suppers”Morning Glazed Biscuit Donuts
Mother’s Day is fast approaching. Many of us are blessed with beautiful memories and moments of Mom. One that rings true for me and for many others is Homemade Donuts.
Continue reading “Morning Glazed Biscuit Donuts”Eat What You Want Day
Today is National Eat What You Want Day. It’s a free pass to indulge. So what’s up in my kitchen? A Roast Dinner? Where are the cupcakes? Roast dinners are a lot harder to come by than you think.
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What can I say except “Lucy, you got some ‘splaining to do.” National Washington State Day and Mexican Food? Really? Yes, really.
Continue reading “Washington State and the Tastes of Mexico”Awesome Ro-Tel Chicken Enchiladas
All I can say is it’s a good thing today is Tuesday. It’s also Butterscotch Brownie Day. Great for me, not so much for Hubby who is not a fan of Butterscotch. I like to suck on Butterscotch Candies and drizzle butterscotch over ice cream. A Butterscotch Brownie deserved it’s own special day.
Continue reading “Awesome Ro-Tel Chicken Enchiladas”A Creamy Scalloped Potato, Ham and Pea Casserole
Today is National Have a Coke Day. I actually had to look that one up – you see, when I was a girl if someone said “Have a Coke” they didn’t necessarily mean Coca-Cola so much as a soft drink. There was 7-Up and Coke – the generic name brads for clear and colored sodas. So for the record, National Have a Coke Day is in reference to the All-American beverage, Coca-Cola.
Continue reading “A Creamy Scalloped Potato, Ham and Pea Casserole”Hello Three-Meat Mushroom Omelette
Good morning and welcome to the 5th Sunday of the Easter Season 2023. Has the Lord blessed you today? If you are awake, the answer is yes. If you have a roof over your head, someone who loves you for you and can put food on the table – you have been quadruple blessed.
Continue reading “Hello Three-Meat Mushroom Omelette”Before You Play Outside
Today is National Play Outside Day. It seems that whoever it is (those mysterious unknown powers that be) who decide these things have designated the first Saturday of every month National Play Outside Day. I find that amazing. Growing up, we would have needed a National Stay Inside Day since every day was a day to play outside.
Continue reading “Before You Play Outside”Friday Night Cinco de Mayo Feast
Welcome to the 5th day of May – better known as Cinco de Mayo. It is a celebration of Mexican Pride, Mexican Culture and Mexican Cuisine. You would think it were their 4th of July, but it isn’t. As a matter of fact, Cinco de Mayo isn’t even a major holiday in Mexico.
Continue reading “Friday Night Cinco de Mayo Feast”The First Thursday in May
It’s been a while since I’ve had a good rant. I know I’ve been sharing my faith daily in both little ways (the passages at the end of each post – most are part of our daily readings), and in big ways, acknowledge days of great religious significance. For me personally, today’s recognition as National Day of Prayer really doesn’t affect me. Every day is a day of prayer.
Continue reading “The First Thursday in May”The Feast of Two Saintly Apostles
Today we celebrate the Feast Day of two Apostles, Saint Philip and Saint James the Lesser. Often Saint James is called the brother of our Lord in Protestant teachings, but not in Catholic tradition. The confusion, according to the Catholic Church, stems from the fact that James’ mother was either a sister or close relative of the Blessed Virgin, and for that reason, according to Jewish custom, he was called the brother of Jesus.
Continue reading “The Feast of Two Saintly Apostles”Teacher Appreciation and Beyond
Here it is, the second day of May. This year really seems to be flying right along. Today is World Tuna Day, Foster Care Day, Life Insurance Day, Truffle Day and best of all; Teacher Appreciation Day. Can you believe this is the first time I’ve given a shout out to Teacher Appreciation Day?
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