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I reviewed this email from a reader the other day and I thought some of you might share her questions. So I figured a post was in order. Here’s what she had to say: Hi Mavis, I have finally purchased my first electric pressure cooker. I have been waiting so long to buy one as Read More >>
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Word of the Day: Virulent Definition: Strong, powerful, deadly Used in a sentence: It did not take long for the virulent poison to have its effect. Lucy the puggle has been trying to stare me down lately because she’s not getting as many snacks as usual. Help! She’s so stinkin’ cute I can hardly stand it. Have Read More >>
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Best meatloaf ever. The title doesn’t lie. It’s my very favorite meatloaf recipe of all times. And it’s super easy, too! You know what’s even more awesome? I got it right off the back of the Campbell’s soup can. I adapted it a bit because I was out of breadcrumbs, so I used cooked bulgur Read More >>
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Candy corns are quite possibly the best part about Halloween. Of course, it’s cute to see the kids dressing up, blah, blah, blah, but it is really, really awesome to swing by the kitchen counter and grab a big ol’ handful of candy corn that’s just out there for the taking. You’ll Need: A chick Read More >>
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During my daily stroll through the interweb, I found an article on NPR about the coconut game in Thailand. In a nutshell {or coconut shell, rather} 99% of Thailand’s coconuts are picked by trained monkeys {no, that is not a commentary on the work force–they are literally monkeys}. The story originally broke when a farm Read More >>
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