Simone Paget
Nationally Syndicated Columnist at Toronto Sun
Lifestyle and Travel Journalist at Freelance
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Writer. Toronto Sun columnist ✍: relationships, travel & food. As seen on @AptTherapy @BusinessInsider @newyorktimes @Vice @washingtonpost & more👇👇
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3 days ago |
foodrepublic.com | Simone Paget
Whether you are searing a steak or baking a pie, fat is a crucial component of the preparation process. You need fat to help develop complex flavors, prevent food from sticking to cooking surfaces, and play a crucial role in achieving your desired texture. Everything from a perfectly crispy exterior on a pan-fried piece of meat to a delightfully flaky pastry crust depend on this versatile ingredient.
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4 days ago |
thesudburystar.com | Simone Paget
Published Apr 20, 2025 • Last updated 11 hours ago • 3 minute readConflict in relationships is an opportunity, writes columnist Simone Paget. Photo by Getty ImagesArticle contentGrowing up, conflict was something to be feared. My parents rarely expressed their feelings to each other directly – until everything erupted into explosive, emotionally charged arguments. My sister and I would retreat to our rooms, waiting for the storm to pass.
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4 days ago |
torontosun.com | Simone Paget
Growing up, conflict was something to be feared. My parents rarely expressed their feelings to each other directly – until everything erupted into explosive, emotionally charged arguments. My sister and I would retreat to our rooms, waiting for the storm to pass. What was left unsaid was clear: conflict is dangerous and is to be avoided at all costs. As a result, I learned to swallow my emotions, sure that speaking up would unleash a tidal wave of heated reactions.
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5 days ago |
foodrepublic.com | Simone Paget
There's something incredibly satisfying about enjoying a plate of savory, crispy chicken wings — even when it makes a bit of a mess. Not only is the finger food perfect for sharing, but they're also highly versatile and work with various flavors and sauces. If you're bored with your usual chicken wing sauce, there is a way to spice up traditional recipes.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Simone Paget
There's something incredibly satisfying about enjoying a plate of savory, crispy chicken wings -- even when it makes a bit of a mess. Not only is the finger food perfect for sharing, but they're also highly versatile and work with various flavors and sauces. If you're bored with your usual chicken wing sauce, there is a way to spice up traditional recipes.
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