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Cookshelf Chocolate Cookbook
I keenly remember when my love of desserts began. Throughout the house the mouthwatering smell of chocolate chip cookies wafting throughout the house would lure me into the kitchen. No sooner had the cookies come out of the oven warm and gooey, I … Continue reading
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle with Steven Hopp
In Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, Steven Hopp discusses the diner in Chapter 10. He talks about the struggle facing society today that we don’t really know where our foods are coming from. Hopp says “Most of us are not accustomed to … Continue reading
Summer’s End
Alexa Hoey 10/16/2013 Janice Chernekoff The end of every August always serves as a transitional period. While I was growing up, the end of August always meant that it was time for people my age to trade in their shorts … Continue reading
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The Taste of Autumn through Apples
Fall is most definitely my favorite season. The warm feelings, smells, and comfortable weather is all so wonderful. I definitely love the foods associated with fall as well. Something I look forward to every year is my grandmother’s fresh apple … Continue reading
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Corn Overload
When I was about 13, I went over to my best friend’s house to swim in her in-ground pool and have dinner with her family. Her parents were much different from mine. They ran a landscaping supply business and did … Continue reading
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Mom and Pops!
Reginald Coleman Professor Chernekoff October 16, 2013 Mom and Pops! It’s a hot sweaty Saturday in the month of July. My family has mini barbeques every weekend just to spend quality time together since everyone’s always on the go throughout … Continue reading
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Local Action
The difference between ideological conviction and civic action can be a gap difficult to bridge. Even an individual with interest in food issues may be overwhelmed by the prospect of undertaking individual action, or may not feel knowledgeable enough to … Continue reading
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Home Cooking
The first Sunday of the month has been my favorite since I could remember. Every month on that first Sunday my entire family would meet at my grandmother’s house for a family dinner. For whatever reason since I have been … Continue reading
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Nuts for Chestnuts!
As long as I can remember, I have been surrounded by authentic Hungarian food. Having both sides of my family originating in Hungary, I have been exposed to all sorts of Hungarian dishes such as toltott paprika, gulyasleves, and many … Continue reading
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Preparing for Winter, Italian Style
Fall is my favorite time of year for many reasons, my birthday, the changing of the leaves, and the food. I, of course, love the traditional fall foods that use pumpkin and spice as their main ingredients. However, my family … Continue reading
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