Time Period: 1900-1916There isn't much to the history of Lazy Daisy cake. A woman submitted a recipe...
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Over at the Slice of Lime, I have something called the Pop Culture Homework Project . Its purpose is to fill in cultural gaps, and to final... -
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Recipe : Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Source : Allrecipes.com Halloween is my favorite holiday, but I don't always have the time or money to... -
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Oh, you know what the secret ingredient is. It's that food (or food component) that makes everything it's in taste better. You...
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In my entry on Pie (and the attendant research post), I noted that "As American as Apple Pie" is a bit of a misleading phrase, s...
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