Happy Yorkshire Pudding Day, celebrating Roast Beef's favourite accompaniment. Although traditionally British, this side dish is also loved by Americans. Yorkshire is so beloved that we celebrate twice a year: the first Sunday in February in the U.K. and October 13 in the U.S. … [Read more...] about Oct. 13: National Yorkshire Pudding Day
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Oct. 8 is National Fluffernutter Day
Today is National Fluffernutter Day in the United States. While the name was invented by an ad agency to refer to the combination of marshmallow cream and peanut butter in 1960, the combo dates back to the 1900s with the creation of marshmallow cream. If you haven't heard … [Read more...] about Oct. 8 is National Fluffernutter Day
Can you Serve Angel Food Cake After Labor Day?
The US and Canada celebrated Labor Day yesterday. Another long weekend in another year dealing with Covid-19. The weekend marks the unofficial end of Summer and is normally a joyful time when parents send their children back to school. However, the Delta variant has made this a … [Read more...] about Can you Serve Angel Food Cake After Labor Day?
Juicy News About the New Downton Abbey Movie Sequel
At this week's CinemaCon event for movie theatre owners, Focus Features revealed much-awaited details about the sequel to the 2019 film. Downton Abbey: A New Era We no longer have to refer to the movie sequel as "Downton Abbey 2". The official name, accompanied by the above … [Read more...] about Juicy News About the New Downton Abbey Movie Sequel
August 23, 1902: Fannie Farmer Opens Her Own Cooking School
On August 23, 1902, pioneering cookbook author Fannie Farmer, who changed the way Americans prepare food by advocating the use of standardized measurements in recipes, opens Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery in Boston. In addition to teaching women about cooking, Farmer later … [Read more...] about August 23, 1902: Fannie Farmer Opens Her Own Cooking School
