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2 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Joe Yonan
By Joe YonanThe Washington PostThis is no news to parents, but here it goes anyway: Kids just don’t know how good they have it. Take Anna Gass. When she was growing up in New Jersey, she said, she didn’t appreciate her mother’s risotto. “I was so spoiled,” said Gass, who hosts “Instant Italian” on the FYI Network.
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2 days ago |
pressherald.com | Joe Yonan
Smoked Tofu, Apple and Gouda Sandwich. Tom McCorkle/For The Washington Post A few weeks ago, I complained about the reception I got from my family when I went to the trouble to make arancini, the classic Italian stuffed and fried rice balls. To recap (cue the TV-style voice-over: “Previously on Weeknight Vegetarian …”), I found their reaction lacking, and I mused about how it led me to realize I needed to have more dinner parties, where friends would surely appreciate the effort.
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2 days ago |
spokesman.com | Joe Yonan
Some of Hawa Hassan’s earliest sense memories are the smell of burning tires and the sound of crackling gunfire. At age 4, she and her family are living in Mogadishu, Somalia, “and the city of my childhood is no longer a bustling and burgeoning metropolis but a vacant and violent war zone,” she writes in her new cookbook. Hassan’s family escapes – first to a refugee camp just across the Kenyan border, then to an apartment in Nairobi, and finally to Oslo.
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3 days ago |
postguam.com | Joe Yonan
Some of Hawa Hassan's earliest sense memories are the smell of burning tires and the sound of crackling gunfire. At age 4, she and her family are living in Mogadishu, Somalia, "and the city of my childhood is no longer a bustling and burgeoning metropolis but a vacant and violent war zone," she writes in her new cookbook. Hassan's family escapes - first to a refugee camp just across the Kenyan border, then to an apartment in Nairobi, and finally to Oslo.
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4 days ago |
dailyherald.com | Joe Yonan
Eat tofu cottage cheese as a snack or appetizer with crackers and fruit, or use as the base of a main-course tartine, topping it with roasted or raw vegetables, salsa or berries. Courtesy of The Washington Post Make it or buy it? When it comes to food, the answer depends on so many variables, such as: How much time are you willing to spend? How much money? Will the homemade version be better than what you can buy?
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