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National Food Holidays: December 29th, 2021
Today is Pepper Pot Day and before you ask me if I knew what Pepper Pot Day referred to I didn’t. But this allowed Charlie to research the Holiday is his Homeschool Class and to teach David and I for a change. Would you like to join us in our Classroom the next time Charlie teachers? Pepper Pot Day- is always on December 29th. Pepper Pot Day commemorates the creation of this thick spicy Soup, which was served to the Continental Army during the cold, harsh Winter of 1777-1778. Pepper Pot soup was first made on December 29th, 1777. According to the legend During the Revolutionary War, the Continental Army was…
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National Food Holidays: March 30th, 2021 National Hot Chicken Day
As I was preparing this mornings post to share National Food Holidays: March 30th, 2021 National Hot Chicken Day I knew I didn’t need to let Charlie know. Because he would want to go to Popeye’s Chicken and get one of there Spicy Chicken Sandwiches which is fine for him and David. But this is something I can’t eat because I can’t have Spicy Foods. Can you? With David being off tomorrow and Charlie needing to cook in his Homeschooling Cooking Class I might pick up Chicken and let him and David make Hot Chicken for them for dinner. For those that aren’t to sure about Hot Chicken its also…
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Food Holidays: March 3rd, 2022
Good morning, welcome to March 3rd National Food Holidays: National Cold Cuts Day and National Moscow Mule Day. When I mentioned National Cold Cut Day to David said aww time for a Dagwood Sandwich. Do you know who would eat a Dagwood Sandwich? Do you remember the Saturday morning comics when Blondie was in them? Wach week Dagwood would make his famous Sandwich? Doesn’t that look yummy? My favorite sandwich is Turkey, Ham, Bacon with Mayo on a Croissant. Before you add the Mayo you melt the Cheese and warm the Sandwich up. When I worked at the Houston Street Bakery in Downtown Fort Worth, they would make a Ham…
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