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As I have mentioned, I am a teacher in the LAUSD and this year the budget cuts cost me dearly. I ...

So what to cook for Father’s Day? Pork belly sliders have been all the rage for the last few years. ...

At my local farmers' market this past week, I found some thick, hefty ears of corn that had been ...

I could tell you that my Valentine's dinner for my sweetheart will be sensual, fragrant, relatively ...

Red Velvet is popular around Christmas but in the south you will usually find it served all year ...

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Any fans of Lisa Fain’s first cookbook, Homesick Texan or her blog, Homesick Texan, will surely ...