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What I’m Reading: Rest in Power

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I’m ashamed to admit that before I read this book, I wasn’t very well versed in the facts surrounding the death of Trayvon Martin. I was aware of the event itself in broad strokes, but I didn’t follow the case with the attention it deserved. I was aware that his murderer was clearly a racist POS and that justice was not served, but certainly due to my own white privilege, I didn’t feel the sense of urgency to see justice carried out, or the true sense of devastation wh...

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Rosemary Roasted Potatoes

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$3.58 recipe / $0.90 serving

Rosemary Roasted Potatoes are a classic recipe that everyone needs to know how to make. They’re so easy that you’ll likely memorize the process on the first try, and their versatility means they can go with just about any meal you’re preparing. While they do take a little bit of time to fully cook, it’s mostly ...

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Vegan Gingerbread Men Cookies

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It's November, so that means holiday recipes are coming. ...
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Clam Chowder with Tarragon and Dill

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Enriched with bacon and cream and enlivened by fresh herbs, this clam chowder recipe is easy to make with either fresh clams or canned.

Two bowls of Main-style clam chowder made with fresh clams garnished with dill, tarragon and bacon.
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Notes From Seattle

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I'm fresh off my first out of state book tour stop—Seattle! I flew up to the Emerald City for an event at Book Larder, hosted with my fri...

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Thrill of the Grill

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Labor Day is right around the corner, signifying the dwindling days of summer while offering one last chance to celebrate. That means it’s time to gather up all your friends, neighbors, and coworkers, throw down an ice bucket packed with refreshing beverages, and uncloak that glorious grill in the heat of the midday sun. It’s your last best chance to fire that baby up, so make it count!

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This mom tracked her baby’s growth with pizza, and we just want to eat the whole thing up

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This is the cutest and the tastiest way we have ever seen someone track their baby’s growth. Professional photographer Dani Giannandrea photographed her son Lorenzo next to

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Dhuska | Deep Fried Pancake from Jharkhand

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Dhuska is a deep fried pancake from Jharkhand and Bihar. The batter is made of raw rice, Urad dal and chana dal. It can be spiced with vegetables to make it more filling.

While Dhuska or Dhooska has become popular over the net because of our earlier marathon, I remember talking to my Bihari Colleague about the popular dishes from her state and she used to talk about this one. This is mostly paired with

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