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Is this it?

Article continues below ↓ advertisement | your ad here I’m one of those people that does mental check-ins and asks myself this question on a regular basis. I know there are others that wonder if there is “something more.” My brand of “something more” and “is this it?” is like this uneasy feeling that gnaws [...]

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Enjoy a stress-free Thanksgiving

Enjoy a stress-free Thanksgiving

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Dry-pack flour in glass jars

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D EAR SARA: In a recent newspaper article, a lady inquired about dry-pack canning. How long will flour keep using this method? Also, will this method prevent weevils from hatching out in flour, as they sometimes do? Does it matter if it is bleached or unbleached flour? Thank you. — Jim Smith, email DEAR JIM: [...]


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Bedeviled reader seeks ‘eggs-planation’

Bedeviled reader seeks ‘eggs-planation’

DEAR SARA: I’ve been looking for deviled-egg variations. How do you make your deviled eggs? — Debbie, Maryland

DEAR DEBBIE:
I like my deviled eggs simple. I combine mayonnaise, yolks and mustard. It’s the basic and traditional way. I don’t like pale filling because it looks unappetizing. As for variations, I wouldn’t turn down stuffed eggs with the following additions: pickle relish, Dijon mustard, cheese, crumbled bacon, paprika, ham, olives, celery, chives, Tabasco sauce or Old Bay seasoning. Sometimes I pipe the filling and sometimes not.