-
Unique Holidays: November 5th, 2022: National Diabetes Awareness Month
Welcome to our series featuring Unique Holidays: November 5th, 2022: National Diabetes Awareness Month. I don’t know about in your family but every time I turn around it seem someone has Diabetes or Cancer or both. Consider that while almost 30 million people in the U.S. have some form of Diabetes, one in four don’t even realize they’re walking around with Diabetes. National Diabetes Month is an annual event each November to boost awareness about the risk factors, symptoms, and types of Diabetes. If you’ve been recently diagnosed with either Type 1 or Type 2, or if you are considered pre-Diabetic, hear the stories, check out the latest research, and…
-
Food Holidays: November 2022: National Raisin & Nut Bread
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: November 2022: National Raisin & Nut Bread. Charlie needs to look up a recipe for Raisin Nut Bread to make for his dad today in his Cooking Class. Then David could celebrate National Raisin Bread because other than my mom I don’t know anyone else who likes Raisin Bread. Do you? National Raisin & Nut Bread HISTORY OF NATIONAL RAISIN BREAD MONTH Raisin bread has a long and illustrious history in the kitchen. Traditional antecedents of Panettone include Stollen a German Fruit Bread flavored with Spices and Candied Fruits), the Kulich a tall Easter Bread served in Russian and Slavic regions. The Panettone…
-
Food Holidays: November 2022: National Stuffing Mix
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: November 2022: National Stuffing Mix. Do you call Stuffing or Dressing? How about White Bread Stuffing or Cornbread Stuffing and why? When I was a child we would have both because my dad didn’t like Cornbread Stuffing and my mom didn’t care for Bread Stuffing. Which my sister and brother also prefer Cornbread Stuffing while I prefer Bread Stuffing which I never get since my parents have passed away. National Stuffing Month Stuffing is a must have for a lot of people in the world of Thanksgiving. Chicken and Turkey can pop up at any time of the year. When we want to…








