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PIN IT I have never done something so frightening in my life. Everyone always talks about the beauty of places and how much something can capture your breath, but until you have experienced it for yourself do you really know? I have practically pulled an all nighter between two plane rides and a long drive…
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PIN IT My dad always made cream of wheat for me when I was little. I don’t think I know of anyone that even eats the cement like porridge. I only describe it this way because I think that’s what people may think of when they see it; but I love it. It was one…
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AM pasta demos should get anyone out of bed. Right?! A few weeks ago I visited my old stomping grounds where instead of Chef calling out “demo!” I guess it was me?! My culinary education began at BOCES / career technical institute when I was a junior in Highschool. I left my friends each day…
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