
Sara Gillingham
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Dec 4, 2024 |
seniorsguide.com | |Brian Marsh |Melissa Jameson |Sara Gillingham
Recipes 12/4/2024 | By Diane Rossen Worthington We are an oatmeal-for-breakfast family, but lately I wanted to try some other grains for a substantial start to my day. When I prepared this hearty breakfast bowl for my husband, he asked me if he could have it for dessert that night — it’s that good!Farro is an ancient strain of wheat that looks like plump barley kernels. You can find farro in health food stores, online and now in many supermarkets. I like Bob’s Red Mill organic.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
seniorsguide.com | Melissa Jameson |Brian Marsh |Sara Gillingham |
Recipes 11/27/2024 | By Melissa Harrison Jameson After the Thanksgiving feast, chances are good you’ve got a fridge full of the real treat: leftovers! While they’re easy to enjoy as lunch or dinner (or snacks), we’re actually big fans of revamping leftovers into breakfast (think: hearty omelets stuffed with turkey and cheese, or grab-and-go breakfast bars studded with cranberries).
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Nov 20, 2024 |
seniorsguide.com | Sara Gillingham |Brian Marsh | |Amanda Holstein
Recipes 11/20/2024 | By Sara Kate Gillingham When it comes to comforting soups, I can easily say I have a hands-down favorite: Italian wedding soup. My experience of it is neither particularly Italian, nor is it matrimonial, rather it was one of the first real meals my mother fed me when I was a baby. The legend is that I’d slurp it loudly, humming, and the broth would dribble down my neck, soaking the neck of my shirt.
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Nov 11, 2024 |
tribunecontentagency.com | Sara Gillingham
When it comes to comforting soups, I can easily say I have a hands-down favorite: Italian wedding soup. My experience of it is neither particularly Italian, nor is it matrimonial, rather it was one of the first real meals my mother fed me when I was a baby. The legend is that I’d slurp it loudly, humming, and the broth would dribble down my neck, soaking the neck of my shirt.
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Nov 11, 2024 |
tastyrecipes101.com | Sara Gillingham
When it comes to comforting soups, I can easily say I have a hands-down favorite: Italian wedding soup. My experience of it is neither particularly Italian, nor is it matrimonial, rather it was one of the first real meals my mother fed me when I was a baby. The legend is that I’d slurp it loudly, humming, and the broth would dribble down my neck, soaking the neck of my shirt.
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