Good morning, welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: December 9th, 2021. Did you know today is National Pastry Day? I have a question for you. What do you think Charlie should create in his Homeschool Cooking Class to celebrate National Pastry Day and why? National Pastry Day II wanted to let you know that I don’t know about you, but I’ve never met a Pastry I didn’t like. Which is why I’m thrilled to celebrate National Pastry Day on December 9th. Did you know Pastries date back to ancient times: when ancient Egyptians made Pastry Dough out of Grain Meal and Flour and sweetened the Pastry Dough with Honey,…

Good morning, welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: December 7th, 2021. Did you know today is National Cotton Candy Day and I was blessed the other day and was able to visit the Super American Circus and they had Cotton Candy in blue and pink. I had pink and Charlie had blue Cotton Candy and they were so good. I wish I had more today. Do you like Cotton Candy because I have a Cotton Candy machine and would be happy to make us some. As long as it’s pink. National Cotton Candy Day  National Cotton Candy Day is celebrated on December 7th to our sweet tooth’s joy and dentists’…

Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: December 6th, 2021. Today is a Holiday to be remembered and forgotten if you ask Charlie and I. It’s National Gazpacho Day which Charlie and I do not eat. Do you? Along, with National Cook for Christmas Day which we will also sit out because we haven’t decided what we are doing for Christmas. Have you decided what your doing? National Gazpacho Day Ask anyone what they think of Gazpacho, and they’ll say a chilled, Tomato Soup. But it wasn’t always made that way: Gazpacho originated in Andalusia, a region of Spain, way back in the Middle Ages. Back then Gazpacho was made…