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Classic Cookout Recipes for Labor Day
Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers and is traditionally observed on the first Monday in September. Labor Day is celebrated in cities and towns across the United States with parades, picnics, barbecues, fireworks displays, and other public gatherings. For many Americans,...
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Preparing Your Home for Autumn
Fall or Autumn is the time of the year that transitions summer into winter. It's where the nights get a little bit longer and the air gets a little bit colder. The weather can also be unpredictable that it's best to be prepared for any cold surprises....
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How to Store Summer Fruits and Vegetables
Summer is over in a few weeks and it might be the last opportunity for you to go out and have fun under the sun. The same goes for your favorite fruit or vegetable that...
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The Four Parenting Styles
In the 1960s Diane Baumrind, a developmental psychologist, created a famously referenced categorization of parenting styles. She identified three common styles of parenting behavior: Authoritative, Authoritarian, and Permissive. Adding to the three styles introduced by Baumrind, in...
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The Truth Behind Fad Diets
For many years people have waged wars against weight gain and obesity. Whether there was a medical professional involved or not, we’ve all tried to alter our eating habits and endured bland tasteless food in hopes of shedding a few pounds. And countless times did we fail...
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50 Dishes From 50 States to Celebrate Fourth of July
Food is an important part of any celebration regardless of culture or religion. It can unite and strengthen community bonds and helps to maintain a common identity among a group of people. Different states use food in different ways to help...
What's up With Gluten?
In the 1990’s we saw how the low-fat craze changed the way Americans eat. By 2001 a third of the American population was overweight. What we didn’t know then was that...
What Is the Michelin Star and Why Do Chefs Aspire to Have It
In case you don’t know Gordon Ramsay, he can be seen on television shows like Master Chef US, Master Chef Junior, Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, and Hotel Hell. But unlike your typical cooking show chefs, Gordon has...
Kitchen History: How the Refrigerator Came to Be
It’s hard to believe that in 1930 only 8% of Americans have a refrigerator at home. Now almost 100% of households have a refrigerator with 24% even...
History’s Most Famous Moms
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