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LetsCook

Writing became an important segment early on in my life. Since then I have dabbled in small excerpts, poetry and of course writing up new recipes to share with my family and others. Having many family cooks from three generations on both sides of my family, as well as that of my husband’s, there have been many recipes passed down from family to family. With our family generation lines covering a large portion of Europe there are many varieties of recipes that have played a huge role inspiring my endeavors in the kitchen. These treasures and epicurean delights are a pleasure to share with others. And as new recipes are created they are added to the never ending family cookbook.
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She attended Holy Name Hospital School of Nursing then continued her education in another direction by attending the American School of Business and becoming a Licensed Insurance Producer

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  • Creative Burger Toppings
    7/24/2011
    Hamburgers or burgers are at the top of the list for just about every barbeque. Some call them patties or meat patties; they can be made large and be referred to as a jumbo burger.
  • The History of the Food Processor
    7/24/2011
    Food processors are an ingenious appliance to have in the kitchen. Its main purpose is making meal preparation much easier and faster for the cook or chef. The food processor is...
  • When You're Hot You're Hot Meat Sauce
    7/24/2011
    When you're hot you're hot is a line many of us remember well. It is one of the chorus lines in the song with the same name. 'œWhen You're Hot, Your're Hot' by Jerry Reed.
  • Basil Vinaigrette Salad Dressing
    7/23/2011
    Basil is a popular herb with an aromatic scent like no other. An easy herb to grow that doesn't require much fuss in the garden. Although basil is considered...
  • Quick and Thick Robust Bourbon Barbecue Sauce
    7/23/2011
    Warm weather brings out many desires for outdoor cooking. One main staple at the table is a bottle of barbecue sauce. There are...
  • Warm Homemade Blueberry Sauce
    7/23/2011
    Blueberries have a higher sugar and acidic content than most berries. They are commonly referred to as the all purpose berry.
  • Do it All at the Captains Crawl
    7/22/2011
    Everyone is saying it: 'œI did it all, aboard the Captain's Crawl!'
  • Celebrity Bowler Contest
    7/22/2011
    Bowling is such a fun game to entertain the whole family. In some areas bowling is considered a sport with competitions, contests and various leagues for all ages.
  • Spiced and Spiked Iced Coffee
    7/22/2011
    Iced coffee is a delicious and refreshing beverage enjoyable any time of year. During the spring and summer months the ice...
  • Coconut Rice with Fresh Coconut Milk
    7/9/2011
    This is a simple and wonderful side dish. It has been an essential addition for many Caribbean cuisines. Coconut rice is much...
  • Manhattan Clam Chowder
    7/9/2011
    This chowder was called "New York clam chowder" and "Fulton Fish Market clam chowder" back in the 1890s. The name...
  • Coconut Milk for Fresh Baked Confections
    7/9/2011
    Coconut milk can be purchased in cans at the SuperValu in Winona, but it's relatively expensive. On the other hand, a pound of dried...
  • Wholesome Homemade Banana Bread
    7/9/2011
    Ever buy bananas and not have the chance to eat the whole bunch. Instead of throwing out the ones that are too ripe to hold and eat use...
  • Baked Custard
    7/9/2011
    Custard is a culinary delight that is commonly prepared as a dessert. During the Middle Ages custard was used primarily in filling tarts. In the fourteenth century the English referred to...
  • Cherry Jell-O Without the Jiggles
    7/9/2011
    Jell-O is a famous brand of flavored gelatin. It is usually mixed with equal portions of hot and cold water. Everyone knows about...
  • Fettuccini Alfredo Sauce
    7/9/2011
    An Italian restaurateur, Alfredo di Lelio invented this creamy, rich dish called 'œFettuccini Alfredo' in 1914.This dinner specialty of course...
  • Go Nuts Over Making Homemade Nutella
    7/9/2011
    Nutella, the famous European brand spread was created in Italy in the 1940's by Pietro Ferrero, a pastry maker. At that time there was a chocolate shortage and...
  • Quick Bacon Bok Choy
    7/9/2011
    Bok Choy (Brassica rapa chinensis) is an Asian vegetable that resembles celery in its form. The name literally means '˜white vegetable' which...
  • What is New with Eggs?
    7/5/2011
    Eggs are a staple is most kitchens. And, as the saying goes they are 'œIncredible, edible eggs!' So many recipes require eggs to be added in. Dinner...
  • Miscellaneous Food Tips
    7/5/2011
    Everyone enjoys learning new tricks when they become available. Any tip, trick or known fact that can help the cook get the job done while saving time, effort and...
  • BLT Deli Meat Wraps
    7/5/2011
    Sometimes a light lunch is just want the hunger pangs call for. Other times a traditional BLT or...
  • Eat Right to Reduce the Risk of Cancer
    7/4/2011
    There are many foods in grocery stores and farmers markets that one can choose from. The varieties and combinations are limitless.
  • Gulf Coast Farmers Markets
    7/4/2011
    More and more people are looking for fresh produce to serve at their dinner tables. The best place to find the freshest fruits and vegetables is at a local farmers market.
  • Pascagoula Beach Park 4th of July Music and Fireworks Event
    7/4/2011
    The City of Pascagoula is hosting a 4th of July celebration at Beach Park. This is a family event everyone can enjoy attending. Come join the community on this special evening and...
  • Seasonal Foods for the Month of July
    7/3/2011
    July is a great month for finding many seasonal fruits and vegetables. Local farmers markets are opening their gates in a lot of areas. Purchasing...
  • Celebrate Independence Day
    7/3/2011
    The 4th of July is the time to reflect upon our independence. Although each and every day of the year we can celebrate our freedoms and...
  • Blues at the Beach
    7/3/2011
    The Blues at the Beach in Pascagoula, MS is a lovely evening that should not be missed. Imagine spending the night hours listening to music; not just
  • Marinated Steak with Garlic Garnish
    7/2/2011
    Every so often a nice juicy steak is just what you need to break away from the pasta and chicken dinners that are served so often.
  • Biloxi Farmers Market Festival
    7/2/2011
    Eating healthy is a life style that everyone is striving for. Fresh produce and home cooking is once again becoming more popular each and every day.
  • Independence Day at Church on the Rock
    7/2/2011
    The Church on the Rock is located in Pascagoula, MS. This year the community will be celebrating Independence Day a little different from everyone else.
  • Homemade Lip Gloss
    6/20/2011
    Little girls are crazy about the thought of wearing makeup. Usually a lot earlier than most parents are. Lip gloss in a wax stick form similar to Chap Stick seems the most logical approach to take.
  • Chicken Grilling Sauce
    6/20/2011
    There is something unique about a barbeque. Most foods seem to taste better for some reason when they are seared over a flame broiled fire.
  • A Berry of an Idea
    6/20/2011
    During the course of the year berry lovers purchase fresh fruits of all shape, sizes and types. Some of them are ...
  • Hypnaughty Comedy Show with Thom Kaz
    6/20/2011
    Uncensored hypnotic comedy show featuring Thom Kaz with his "Are You Naughty Or Nice?"
  • Pasta Bolognese Dinner Recipe
    6/20/2011
    Bolognese sauce was originated in Bologna, Italy. A popular dish enjoyed in Italy and France alike.
  • Ice Cold Milk Shake
    6/19/2011
    What can be better on a hot summer's day than an ice cold milk shake? A mixture of dairy and fruit blended together in a frothy drink.
  • Creamy and Crunchy Egg Salad Spread
    6/19/2011
    Eggs are a natural form of protein and contain 70 calories each. After much research over the years studies have changed their decision and now claim that eggs can actually raise good cholesterol levels your body requires.
  • Quick Colada Coleslaw
    6/19/2011
    Coleslaw is one of two side dishes found at just about every summer luncheon, BBQ or outdoor party.
  • Tasty Tuna Salad
    6/19/2011
    Tuna is actually an excellent steak fish. The flesh of the tuna fillets are flaky, tender and very flavorful. A fresh tuna does make the best tasting salad.
  • Easy Guacamole Dip Recipe
    6/19/2011
    Guacamole is a very simple Mexican dip made from mashed avocados flavored with the juices of lemons and limes. The taste is very unique and can contain a number of different ingredients.
  • Paint for Paws and Benefit the Humane Society of South Mississippi
    6/19/2011
    The Humane Society of South Mississippi is setting aside two evenings for family fun. Family members and friends can join together for a fun filled evening of painting.
  • Scrambled Egg Canapes
    6/19/2011
    A canape is usually served as an appetizer and depending upon what it is made with can also be served with cocktails.
  • The Paralyzed Veterans of America Want to Say Happy Father's Day
    6/18/2011
    Tomorrow is Father's Day and it is time to celebrate and honor the men in our lives who mean the most to us. The man, who...
  • Enjoy Live Entertainment Every Weekend at the Silver Slipper
    6/18/2011
    The Silver Slipper Stage Bar has live entertainment every Friday and Saturday evening. They were the first land based casino on the Mississippi Gulf Coast built from the ground up.
  • Baking Tips
    6/18/2011
    Baking is fun and when a new tip comes along that makes the process go faster or provides an interesting twist it needs to be shared.
  • Free Quesadilla and Father's Day E-card from Denny's
    6/18/2011
    Denny's is having a promotion that provides customers with the option of four e-cards for Father's Day. When Dad opens his e-card he will receive a coupon that is good for a free cheese quesadilla.
  • National Flip Flop Day
    6/18/2011
    The seventeen day in June has been designated "National Flip Flop Day!" This holiday started back in the year 2007 to encourage customers to start their summer by kicking off their shoes and wearing a pair of flip flops.
  • South of the Border Tortilla Chicken Lasagna
    6/14/2011
    Tortillas are thin bread that is round in shape and usually baked or fried. They are made from ground corn or wheat flour.
  • Homemade Kahlua a Real Vanilla Experience
    6/14/2011
    Kahlua is a flavored liqueur from Mexico. It is typically used to make a variety of cocktails such as a B-52, Black Russian, White Russian or a Mudslide.
  • Budweiser Beer Batter Recipe
    6/14/2011
    Budweiser is one of the most advertised brand names for beer. Since today marks the map with a celebration for beer we also wanted to join in and celebrate.
  • Boston Creme Pie
    6/14/2011
    A Boston cr¨me pie is actually a cake. It has received its name depicting a pie because pie tins were more accessible than cake pans back in the nineteenth century.
  • Herbs and Spices '" Sage
    6/12/2011
    Sage is a shrub of the mint family. This herb is found in Italy, Greece, Spain and Yugoslavia.
  • Free Arby's Roast Beef Sandwich
    6/12/2011
    Arby's is offering a free roast beef sandwich. An exclusive deal that won't be found anywhere else!
  • Vegetable Tips
    6/12/2011
    Living in Winona, Mississippi has some disadvantages. One of which affects many residents in all the surrounding Southern or Gulf States; and that is the weather.
  • Strange Household Tips
    6/10/2011
    Everyday we come across something new that stops us in our tracks. It might be something spilled upon a piece of furniture or something the cat dragged in that
  • Raspberry Punch
    6/10/2011
    The weather is getting warmer and before you know it summer will be upon us. All the barbeques will be taken out of storage along...
  • Kitchen Tips
    6/10/2011
    The kitchen is the most popular room in most homes. Everyone congregates there for one reason or another. Some days it seems...
  • Antipasto Salad Recipe Makes Lunchtime Shine
    6/10/2011
    A true antipasto is a salad that is spread out over a large platter. The base is a bed of lettuce that is embellished with a variety of meats, cheeses, fish and...
  • Freezing Meats and Storage Times
    6/8/2011
    Meats purchased from supermarkets, butchers or wholesale outlets are packaged individually or in family packages. With a thin...
  • Herbs and Spices '" Basil
    6/8/2011
    Basil, a member of the mint family can be purchased ground or as whole leaves. The leaves of this herb can grow up to...
  • Vegetable Stromboli
    6/8/2011
    Stromboli is a mixture of Italian cheeses and meats wrapped, rolled and baked inside pizza dough. It originated in...
  • Laundry Room Tips
    6/8/2011
    Laundry is one chore that no one can ignore. The pile on the floor, the heap in the basket and the filled hamper will always be...
  • Peanut Butter Bread
    6/8/2011
    Peanut butter is a wholesome and nutritious food source, all of its own. Making it into dough with some flour, sugar and milk for a...
  • Tips when You Have Cats
    6/5/2011
    Pets, the moment they are brought into the house they immediately become part of the family. Some so much that they think they can take over a piece of furniture or room.
  • Blueberry Festival
    6/5/2011
    In the town of Ocean Springs blueberry season is in high gear. Everyone is excited about the festival that honors those little sweet yet tart little purple-bluish colored fruit.
  • Southern Comfort Creamed Collard Greens
    6/5/2011
    Southerners from all parts of the south including Winona savor the taste of collard greens. They are a dark, leafy green vegetable that is part of the cabbage family and closely related to kale.
  • Pastitsio: Greek Comfort Food
    6/5/2011
    Pastitsio is a comfort food enjoyed mostly by the people of Greece. A simple macaroni dish when prepared has some similarities to baked pasta or lasagna.
  • Margarita Fest
    6/5/2011
    A fantastic way to start off summer is by attending a luau themed party called the Margarita Fest.
  • Jefferson Davis Birthday Celebration
    6/5/2011
    A celebration is underway commemorating the 203rd birthday of Jefferson Davis.
  • Bacon Lettuce and Tomato Wraps with a Secret Inside
    6/5/2011
    Bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches are a favorite for all ages. A sandwich, which contains just three ingredients that is; commonly served on white or toasted bread.
  • Oriental Plum Dipping Sauce
    6/5/2011
    A plum dipping sauce on the side of an Asian or Chinese dinner entr©e provides a tangy and fruity flare to the meal.
  • Kabobs and Summer Fun
    6/4/2011
    When you think of kabobs the first thing that comes to mind other than the stick or skewer is meat. Then you add vegetables in an alternating pattern to cook over the grill.
  • Encounter an Interaction with a Dolphin
    6/4/2011
    Imagine the fun you can have interacting with a dolphin. The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies (IMMS) is sponsoring such an event.
  • Porcupine Beef Balls
    6/4/2011
    To prepare these porcupine beef balls two recipes are included. The ground beef balls and the tomato soup sauce are outlined separately.
  • 35th Annual St. Paul's Seafood Festival
    6/4/2011
    St. Paul's Church is featuring their annual seafood festival. This year is their 35th festival and it promises to be just as good if not better than the years prior.
  • My Girl
    6/1/2011
    My Girl I can't believe that you
  • WAR
    6/1/2011
    War is a ne'er-ending battle.
  • School
    6/1/2011
    School is a bore.
  • To My Love
    6/1/2011
    I hear my love calling thy name.
  • Math O Math
    6/1/2011
    Math O Math why are you so hard?
  • Baked Stuffed Clams
    6/1/2011
    Baked stuffed clams are a wonderful way to start off a dinner or dinner party. A simple clam recipe that combines bread crumbs for...
  • Bedroom Tips when Guests Arrive
    6/1/2011
    During the warmer months people tend to travel more than then would during the winter months.
  • Seasonal Foods for the Month of June
    6/1/2011
    June is a great month for finding many seasonal fruits and vegetables. Local farmers markets are opening their gates in a lot of areas.
  • Old Fashioned Lemonade Stands Lemonade
    5/31/2011
    Summer is so much fun for the children when they can set up a lemonade stand in the front yard. Making old fashioned lemonade is the simplest recipe there is.
  • Spinach and Bacon Quiche Pie
    5/30/2011
    Quiche is an easy meal to prepare any night of the week. The Winona Cooking Examiner will show just how quick this simple recipe actually is.
  • Business Cards Really Mean Business and so Much More
    5/29/2011
    If you have established your own business or work for any corporation a business card is a great communication tool to have on hand. The card has ...
  • Peasant's Pate
    5/29/2011
    Pate (p¢t©) is French for pie; pronounced (pah-TAY). This is a spread that can be made with seasoned ground beef, pork, ham, liver, seafood, poultry or vegetables. Pate is ...
  • Catfish, the Other Southern White Meat
    5/29/2011
    There have been many commercials stating that the other white meat is in fact pork. But if you live in any of the southern states you know that's not true. Catfish, to southerners is ...
  • Coconut Pound Cake Topped with a Coconut Glaze
    5/29/2011
    A traditional pound cake consists of ingredients in pound increments. The basics are one pound of flour, eggs, sugar and butter.
  • Zap Out Grime and More by Reusing Lemon Peels
    5/29/2011
    Remember that old saying: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade? " So what do you do with the lemon peels or rind once the lemons are used and the lemonade pitcher has run dry?
  • Walking the Dog
    5/29/2011
    There are State holidays and Federal holidays. We have all at one time or another been introduced to food holidays too. Some are International, National and ...
  • Teaching Children Manners; Always Start with Please
    5/29/2011
    When teaching children about manners one has to remember the role of the parent. The parent is like an architect who creates the cornerstones in a child's ...
  • Awareness is Vital; Know the Signs of a Stroke
    5/29/2011
    A stroke is when there is an interruption in the blood supply going to the brain. A blood vessel may have ruptured or is blocked. When a stroke occurs ...
  • Prescription Bottles
    5/29/2011
    Prescription drugs are known to only be obtainable through a prescription. Those little slips of paper that can, again, only come ...
  • Sounds by the Sea Outdoor Concert
    5/28/2011
    Sounds by the Sea; is an open air concert performed explicitly for Memorial Day. The Gulf Coast Symphony will be featuring patriotic selections for the
  • 16th Annual Billy Creel Memorial Gulf Coast Wooden Boat Show
    5/28/2011
    The Billy Creel Memorial gulf coast wooden boat show commemorates the history and heritage of the Biloxi and Mississippi gulf coast.
  • Seasoning Tips
    5/27/2011
    Winona residents in Mississippi and most Southern cooks would be lost without their seasonings. They are added to foods before, during and after cooking.
  • St. Clare Seafood Festival
    5/27/2011
    St. Clare's seafood festival was an annual event. When hurricane Katrina hit the gulf coast the festival was cancelled. It has been six long years since ...
  • 29th Annual Gulfport Memorial Day Blowout
    5/27/2011
    The Gulfport Memorial Day blowout is four days of events for everyone to enjoy. The festival of events was formally called the All Harley Memorial Day Blowout.
  • Memorial Day is a Time to Pay Tribute
    5/26/2011
    Memorial Day is a federal holiday that is observed to honor the Union soldiers who served in the American Civil War.
  • Memorial Day Party Plan
    5/26/2011
    Memorial Day has different meaning for different individuals. Some pay their respects to the men and women who lost their lives in war.
  • 10th Annual St. Ann's Catfish Festival
    5/26/2011
    Catfish is one of the most favored fish in the south. In Winona it is considered the other white meat, it is that popular.
  • Cowboy Salad Dressing
    5/26/2011
    A salad isn't a salad without adding a splash of salad dressing on top. This quick and easy recipe is not just creamy and delicious it also requires no cooking at all.
  • Lobster Newburg for a Classy Dinner Made Easy
    5/26/2011
    Lobster Newburg is a delicious and classic seafood dish. The name of this entr©e sounds complicated but this recipe is just the opposite.
  • Asparagus Soup
    5/24/2011
    Asparagus is a member of the lily family. They are one of nature's most perfect foods, containing no fat or cholesterol.
  • Baby Pineapple Sorbet Bowls
    5/24/2011
    A fun way to serve a dessert and make a great presentation is to find something unusual and attractive to add to the table.
  • Put on a Happy Face
    5/21/2011
    As we celebrate "Share a smile day" one feeling that will be noticed is that smiling can be contagious. If you...
  • Kitchen Tips
    5/21/2011
    Saving time and money is on everyone's mind. Here in Winona, Mississippi the residents are constantly looking for ideas and ways to stretch a dollar,
  • Make Natural Finger Paints for Young Children
    5/19/2011
    Young children love to finger paint when they are allowed to. But since this is usually such a messy artistic treat for them - the chances to...
  • Cooking Tips 101 - Boiled Eggs
    5/19/2011
    A boiled egg is a simple but edible delight. Boiled eggs contain a natural form of protein. The caloric count per egg totals 70.
  • How to Defunk the Pep© Le Pew Teenager
    5/19/2011
    There comes a time in every parent's life when their cute, precious, sweet smelling baby grows up. With that there is this force that no one sees; but knows exists.
  • Multiply by 9 Quick with This Trick
    5/19/2011
    Everyone at one point in their lives has to learn to multiply by nine. The nines times table for many children seems to be one that is the most difficult.
  • Tropical Pineapple Sorbet
    5/19/2011
    When one thinks of pineapple the words tropical and Hawaiian always come to mind.
  • Home Made Mocha Caf© Au Lait
    5/19/2011
    Enjoy a cup of homemade mocha caf© au lait early on a weekend morning or as an after dinner treat.
  • Beef Wellington Tenderloin Dinner
    5/17/2011
    Beef Wellington is an easy and elegant meal to prepare for your family or guests. It is not just for special occasions and is certainly a lot easier than one might expect.
  • Odd Ways to Use Peanut Butter
    5/17/2011
    Peanut butter is usually associated with sandwiches, candy and cookies. What odd uses can there possibly be for this tasty and easy to spread food?
  • Pina Colada Smoothie
    5/17/2011
    This delicious smoothie is enjoyable anytime. Try it on for size at breakfast time while eating outside on the porch.
  • Good and Bad About Beer
    5/17/2011
    Beer is an alcoholic drink that is enjoyed as well as abused by many. There are some health benefits as well as hazards.
  • Morning Snacks
    5/17/2011
    Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It starts off by filling you up with good nutrition.
  • Cream Cheese Cookies
    5/17/2011
    Cream cheese cookies are delicate little pastries filled with fruit preserves. The sweet butter and cream cheese dough is an easy recipe to follow. These
  • Different Ways to Use Left-over's
    5/17/2011
    Meals are cooked and no matter how well each one is planned there always seems to be some food that doesn't get eaten.
  • Fruit Cocktail Cake
    5/13/2011
    Fruit cocktail cake is a delicious dessert for the whole family to enjoy. The various fruits within the cake give every slice a variety of flavors and a rainbow of colors throughout.
  • Jambalaya Brings on the Heat
    5/13/2011
    Jambalaya is a traditional southern dish. A Cajun and Creole recipe made popular in the New Orleans region of Louisiana.
  • Grasshopper Pie Made Easy and Cocktail Recipe
    5/13/2011
    A grasshopper pie is a minty, fresh and cool way Southerners and Winonans get to enjoy food and drink in the same bite.
  • Chicken Salad Pineapple Boats
    5/13/2011
    Chicken salad is a healthy and delicious lunch to enjoy in the warmer weather. A perfect meal of chicken served in an attractive display.
  • Barbeque Hamburger
    5/13/2011
    Hamburgers and barbeques go hand in hand. Now what to do when that craving comes and the weather is inclement?
  • Library Grant Awarded to Improve Literacy Skills
    5/13/2011
    An Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant was awarded to ...
  • Five Scholarships to Be Awarded
    5/13/2011
    The Mississippi Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) will be awarding five $2,000 scholarships in January 2012 from one of its ...
  • Bacon Baked Beans
    5/12/2011
    With the weather getting warmer in almost all areas people are thinking about pulling out the grill if they haven't already.
  • Cereal Has Nutritious Value
    5/12/2011
    Cereals come in all size boxes and the varieties today are endless. A terrific morning meal for children that is quick and easy to prepare.
  • Cheese Pastry Sticks
    5/12/2011
    Cheese pastry sticks are a great tasty little addition to any meal. A simple little appetizer or a replacement to traditional bread sticks.
  • Haddock Filets with Lemon Garlic Sauce
    5/12/2011
    The haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) is a marine fish that can be found in the North Atlantic.
  • World Play Your Ukulele Day
    5/12/2011
    Who ever heard of a dedicated day to a musical instrument? Well, the world has done it again. Every year from...
  • Helpful Tips for Cooking and Baking
    5/12/2011
    A quarter of a pound of Italian sausage is the perfect substitute when a recipe calls for a half a cup of pepperoni. The sausage is milder and has less sodium too.
  • Simple Maple Frosting and Frosting Technique
    4/25/2011
    This simple maple frosting is a light and creamy and very easy to prepare. You will be amazed ...
  • World Penguin Day
    4/25/2011
    The 25th of April is designated as World Penguin Day! This particular day is the beginning of their migration period. Penguins are quite unique.
  • Request Child Support Arrears and Benefits
    4/24/2011
    Life is full of surprises and sometimes ups and downs as well. And for a multitude of different reasons you may find yourself alone for the first time as a single parent.
  • Bunny Eggs for Breakfast
    4/24/2011
    Breakfast is the first meal of the day. It warms and fills you with nutritious foods and energy.
  • Jack Daniel's Grill Entrees at a Reduced Price
    4/24/2011
    T.G.I. Friday's is a great family restaurant. They are asking all their customers to take advantage of a special they have going on.
  • Things to Do when You Can't Sleep
    4/23/2011
    There are days when you can hit the pillow and be out in the blink of an eye. Other days you toss and turn and sweet slumber evades your night.
  • Hot Diggity Dog
    4/23/2011
    Love the flavor of hot dogs? Tired of just boiling and grilling them? Here is a change for you that is similar to what you find at an amusement park or at the boardwalk.
  • Creamy Pearl Onions
    4/23/2011
    Little pearl onions made within a creamy sauce will be a delicate side dish to enjoy.
  • The Story of Easter
    4/23/2011
    Easter Sunday is the commemorating day of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is the main feast of the Christian faith and is celebrated annually.
  • Fresh Lemon Garlic Broccoli
    4/22/2011
    Broccoli is a deep emerald green vegetable that is related to cabbage, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. A nutritious food that is available year round.
  • Celebrate Earth Day with Fun Facts from Each State
    4/22/2011
    Today is Earth Day! This special day is celebrated every twenty second day of April. We have all heard that saying that "this land is our land" and it is true.
  • Have Some Hippity Hoppity Basket Fun
    4/21/2011
    Spring is here and that means the Easter holiday is coming soon. It also means parents who celebrate alongside the Easter bunny want to prepare goodie baskets for their children.
  • Breakfast Meals
    4/21/2011
    Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It gives you energy to start the day as it keeps you refueled and focused.
  • Easy Applesauce Cake
    4/21/2011
    Baking is fun especially when you have a recipe that has simple instructions. Being able to whip one up fast leaves time for you to focus on the kids, dinner or any other circumstance that might arise during the day.
  • Fishing in Mississippi
    4/21/2011
    Mississippi is a great resource for all Winonans and Mississippians who are looking for the opportunity to do some fishing.
  • Allens Announces 2nd Annual Feast Your Veggies on This Recipe Contest
    4/21/2011
    Allens, Inc. has announced an exciting contest that everyone can enter into. The company is looking for delicious recipes from the public.
  • Wine Festival
    4/21/2011
    April 24th marks the day of the 7th annual Sante' South Wine Festival. Over thirty vintners of the finest wines and the best restaurants will gather together this evening.
  • Easter Menu for a Memorable Dining Experience
    4/19/2011
    With all the busy days we lead finding time to plan out a holiday menu can get over looked.
  • Cereal Boxes
    4/19/2011
    Since cereal is the most popular breakfast choice in the morning the boxes empty out faster than we prefer them to.
  • Cleaning Power of Toothpaste
    4/19/2011
    Toothpaste is a great product developed for cleaning stains from tooth enamel. It also leaves our mouths feeling fresh and clean.
  • Home Cooked Breakfast
    4/19/2011
    The morning meal can be made up of so many variations that the combination possibilities seem endless.
  • Headache Helpers
    4/19/2011
    When a headache strikes the pain can be tremendous. Not caring for the pain right away can promote more tension pain that can possibly trigger a migraine.
  • Flu Facts
    4/19/2011
    The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. The affects can be mild or severe.
  • Great Things About Apples
    4/17/2011
    Apples are a good source of fiber, antioxidants and vitamin C. We all love to bite into a fresh picked ripe apple. Did you know that most of the fiber is contained in the apple skin?
  • Preventing the Flu
    4/10/2011
    There are many simple tasks that can be accomplished to prevent the flu from spreading. Many are common sense suggestions that everyone can easily follow.
  • Skinny Dipping Pretzel Treats
    4/10/2011
    Pretzels are in the top ten snacks that are purchased for parties, holidays and dessert tables. Since they are already made and packaged adding them to fill in a dessert gap is easy.
  • Bourbon Ham Glaze
    4/10/2011
    Spring is in the air and a delicious meal for the next major holiday usually starts off with a large smoked Virginia ham.
  • Uses for Peanut Butter
    4/10/2011
    Peanut butter is a staple in many households especially when children are present. A natural ingredient crushed and pulsed into a creamy paste is actually a very interesting food product.
  • Reece's Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pie
    4/10/2011
    Reece's peanut butter cups are tasty little candy treats. That flavor mix of chocolate and peanut butter can be irresistible.
  • Honey, Would You Bee-lieve?
    4/10/2011
    Honey is a natural sweet substance produced by honey bees. The bees pull the nectar from plants and flowers. They have to visit nearly two million flowers in order to pull enough nectar to make a pound of honey.
  • Homemade Ketchup and It's Magical Powers Part 2
    4/10/2011
    Is everyone ready to make some homemade ketchup of their own? Yes, that is good to hear. Remember there are 4 different versions here so try them all or pick the one that matches your taste buds and health needs.
  • Homemade Ketchup and It's Magical Powers Part 1
    4/10/2011
    Ketchup is a tomato based condiment just about every household is familiar with. Its sleek plastic bottle is stored in nearly every refrigerator door.
  • Toaster Maintenance
    4/10/2011
    The toaster is one appliance almost every kitchen has. It is a permanent fixture on your counter or island top.
  • Hungarian Goulash
    4/10/2011
    Here is an old-time favorite for a lot of people. It is great to make on a cold day instead of a hot soup to warm your bones.
  • Delight with Beef Stroganoff
    4/10/2011
    What a delight to have a spectacular meal prepared for no apparent special reason.
  • Fire Up Your Taste Buds with Cinnamon Roll-ups
    4/10/2011
    I am sure that everyone at one time or another came across that famous saying. "It's the next best thing to sliced white bread." Well, in this case it is the sliced white bread.
  • Uses for Toothpaste
    4/6/2011
    Toothpaste has many uses other than its intended purpose. Although brushing your teeth should be number one on the list.
  • Spaghetti and Meat Sauce
    4/6/2011
    Spaghetti is an easy meal to prepare no matter how much time you have to get dinner together. Topping the spaghetti with a meat sauce makes dinner more filling and flavorful.
  • Zap Out Grime and More by Reusing Lemon Peels
    4/5/2011
    Remember that old saying: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade? " So what do you do with the lemon peels or rind once the lemons are used and the lemonade pitcher has run dry?
  • Alka-Seltzer Relieves More Than Just Heartburn
    4/5/2011
    Alka-Seltzer has been around since 1931 and is a product of the Bayer Corporation. It has been used for many years as an antacid to aid the affects of acid indigestion.
  • Odd and Unusual Household Tips
    4/5/2011
    No matter where you live there is always something to do, something that can go wrong and something that needs to be fixed, cleaned or stored at one time or another.
  • Chocolate Milk with a Mint Chocolate Flare
    4/4/2011
    Chocolate milk is the second most popular way to enjoy milk. The cocoa flavor gives plain milk a chocolaty and sweet taste that is hard to resist. An absolute favorite for children!
  • Kids Eat Free Promotion
    4/4/2011
    IHOP, the International House of Pancakes has announced another special pancake revolution. This is a terrific deal!
  • Call 411 for Information Without Cost
    4/1/2011
    Whenever you dial 411 you are looking to speak with an operator to get information? Most likely a phone number for a friend or business is required.
  • Instant Directions
    4/1/2011
    With the amazingly rapid rate technology is moving forward there are so many things we actually take for granted. One of which is mapping out directions.
  • Freezing Fresh Eggs
    4/1/2011
    We have all gone to the store from time to time and picked up a dozen or two or three of eggs when the...
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 6 '" Devising a Plan
    3/30/2011
    Spring is in the air and it's time to do your share. Here are a few simple tips to help keep your kitchen tidy and clean with that gleam you see in most magazines.
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 5 '" Top to Bottom a New Perspective - Floors
    3/30/2011
    Now here is where the second part comes in to that saying. What goes up must come down. Don't forget to clean the floor.
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 4 '" Top to Bottom a New Perspective - Range Hoods
    3/30/2011
    This was invented for multiple reasons. Those are places to catch dust and grease splatter, and for venting to allow steam to be pulled away from the cooking area. And
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 3 '" Top to Bottom a New Perspective - Ceiling Fans
    3/30/2011
    Ever notice a friend, neighbor or relative's kitchen and think it is spotless? Do you wonder how they keep it so clean?
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 2 '" Inside the Icebox
    3/30/2011
    Cleaning the inside of the refrigerator is time consuming. If you love to go food shopping or have a large family, that fridge is always packed to the gills.
  • Cleaner Kitchen '" Part 1 '" Refrigerators
    3/30/2011
    No matter how neat and tidy one can be - dirt, grease, grime and dust can accumulate even in your kitchen.
  • Get Crackin and Start Snacking
    3/29/2011
    Did the title stun you a little? It probably did! We are always hearing news and health reports about the negative effects of snacking. For the most part, they are true! So
  • Franks Red Hot Sauce Slogan Alarms Parents
    3/29/2011
    Company slogans are created to sell their products. The better the slogan the more sales that company can contemplate coming their way.
  • Creamed Spinach
    3/29/2011
    Spinach is one of the first cooking greens of spring. It is one of the few vegetables available throughout the year. The best spinach is of course fresh, crisp with robust green leaves.
  • Mussels in Beer and Garlic Sauce
    3/29/2011
    Mussels are a nice change when the yen for seafood hits. They are not as expensive as clams or lobster. Prepared properly they are very delicious and don't require a lot of cooking time.
  • Pot of Gold Coin Cookies
    3/29/2011
    Saint Patrick's Day is nearing and everyone knows that the kettle the leprechaun watches over on the other side of the rainbow contains gold coins.
  • Shamrock Spritzer
    3/29/2011
    A little bit of luck and a lot of green is part of the party customs celebrated during Saint Patrick's Day. A great way to toast in the holiday is with something light, cool and refreshing.
  • Sweet and Spicy Chicken Fingers
    3/25/2011
    Finger food is one of the best comfort foods there are. No worries about which utensil to use. Just pick them up with your fingers and enjoy that finger licking experience.
  • Tomato Vinaigrette Sauce
    3/25/2011
    A tomato vinaigrette sauce is a nice addition to either roast pork or pasta. This sauce unlike typical dressings is served warm instead of cold.
  • Ways to Enjoy Pineapple
    3/25/2011
    The best indicator of ripeness in pineapples is actually the fragrance. You always know when you have the picked the perfect one by its enticing smell which will make eating it irresistible.
  • Grilled Cajun Chicken
    3/25/2011
    Cajun food is known to be mostly a rural and spicy seasoned way of preparing foods. Some say that the mixture of Cajun spices actually makes the food healthier to eat.
  • Lobster Pasta with Creamy Herb Sauce
    3/25/2011
    Lobster tail meat is the most succulent portion of the lobster. It has a taste and texture that separates it from all other shellfish.
  • Help Lower Your Blood Sugars Yourself
    3/12/2011
    Many people today suffer more and more than they did years ago. It seems everywhere you turn you hear of the suffering from one form and level of diabetes.
  • Chicken Wings in Soy Sauce
    3/12/2011
    Imagine having chicken wings that are not hot and spicy; nor are they dry, breaded or fried. This is an appetizer that is extremely easy to make even though you marinate it overnight. You will be surprised with the outcome. The taste is very unique.
  • Candy Pecans
    3/12/2011
    To satisfy your sweet tooth and enjoy a healthy snack all you need to do is follow this short and easy recipe.
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