Lent is upon us.For the next six weeks, Christians will be preparing for Easter through prayer, penance, repentance of sins, almsgiving, atonement and self-denial. Part of the self-denial, for us Catholics, is refraining from eating meat on Fridays.Regardless of what religion you participate ...
I talk a lot about holidays in my columns and on my shows. I guess the reason is because I like to celebrate. If you feel like you鈥檝e had enough of the holidays, since we just got through the major holiday season at the end of last year, I understand.The thing is, we have another major ...
Today鈥檚 column is a bit off the wall, but follow me here and let鈥檚 have some fun!Tomorrow is Valentine鈥檚 Day. I鈥檓 sure you have been completely inundated with hearts over the past few weeks (including my For Starters column last Friday in GO! Magazine) so today, on Valentine鈥檚 Day ...
The Super Bowl is a big event for us Americans as well as people all over the world. It鈥檚 amazing how one sporting event can bring so many people together for food and celebration and captivate their attention for one evening. Last Sunday鈥檚 game was no exception.Not everyone watches the big ...
The biggest sporting event in the United States takes place in just a few days. Not only is the Super Bowl a big day for two of the 30 NFL teams, but it is also the second largest food day in the United States behind only Thanksgiving.Americans spend more than $50 million annually stocking up ...
We are well into January and, for most people, that signifies the end of the holiday season. For us foodies though, the holidays never really end. Each day of the year is technically a national food holiday of some sort. The entire month of January is actually National Soup Month.We have been ...