It’s high time for high tea. We are all so busy these days, it’s no wonder we’ve forgotten how to make tea in the old-world way. These are some quick recipes to put together a traditional teatime for your friends along with the proper way to make tea. There’s something …
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When you feel a little naughty, this baked (not fried) goat cheese hits the spot. It’s perfect added to a salad or the sweet and sour compote we show you, or just dipped in some apricot jam. When you have a dinner party or gathering, this is a great …
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... with a side of chauvanism
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Your family will love this traditional so good chocolate mousse! It is perfect for any holiday or romantic dinner and is made ahead of time.
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Who Owns the Public Water Supply? So how much power does an average citizen have against both the government AND one of the largest companies on the planet? A LOT! Who Owns the Public Water Supply? During of of the longest droughts in California history, Bob Saunders watched as the …
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This No Yeast No Rise Cheddar Irish Soda Bread is worth your time to make. It’s quick and nearly foolproof. You’ll find it’s surprisingly moist, too! Here’s another quick bread you may want to consider that is no rise HERE. Cheddar Irish Soda Bread Ingredients No Yeast No Rise …
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TOP OF THE MORNING, IRELAND! Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Food Travel USA with Elizabeth Dougherty can now be heard in IRELAND on LiveRadio.IE. In Dublin, (or anywhere on “The Emerald Isle”) you can catch the LIVE feed of the …
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