by Deena Viviani Book Nook AGES 5 to 8 Me First: Prefixes Lead the Way Written by Robin Pulver Illustrated by Lynne Rowe Reed Mr. Wright is teaching his students about leadership, but the anthropomorphic prefixes thought today’s lesson was going to be about them. After all, the PREfixes are EXTRAordinary SUPERstars of the English …

by Elizabeth Crony This classic has been served at countless family dinners, pot lucks, parties, etc. My aunts used to make it from the original Minute Rice promotion. I have revised, using fresh veggies. *If* I have time (ha!), I make the “cream of mushroom” soup. Makes great leftovers. In fact, I double the recipe …

by Salley Thornton The first time I had escalloped corn I was hooked, and since then have made it every major winter holiday. There are multiple versions of this recipe and it’s flexible enough for your own creativity to shine through – add jalapenos, mix with or without cheese mix, lighten up a little on …

by Dr. Meami Craig Gaze at this wonderful creation for a moment and think about how happy your guests will be savoring it at your table! Applaud yourself! This is a wonderful treat for a special occasion — and remember, life is to be fully enjoyed because it’s too short to spend time peeling potatoes! You …

by Deena Viviani In our family, we have a number of dietary restrictions to juggle when we plan holiday menus. This take on mashed potatoes can be made a variety of ways to cater to everyone’s food needs for a filling and delicious side dish. Back to Search Results

by Dawn Kellogg   As a “foodie” and advanced home cook, I tend to go over the top for the holidays, pulling out my flashiest recipes. Thanksgiving for me is a “cook’s holiday,” celebrating traditional family recipes, but I like to throw in a new one now and then to create new family favorites. Christmas …