Groundhog Day is an American tradition from 1887 during The Gilded Age (1870s - 1900). The superstitious observance began in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania – where Punxsutawney Phil got his name and started as a rodent meteorologist. Each year on Feb. 2, thousands of spectators … [Read more...] about Feb. 2nd is Groundhog Day: A Quirky American Tradition
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My Downton Valentine’s Themed Tea Party on National TV
From blogging in my home office to appearing on National TV, never underestimate the power of Downton Abbey. Downton's fan base extends from teenagers to gushing celebrities. I have always said that food brings people together. When fans include TV hosts, things happen. I … [Read more...] about My Downton Valentine’s Themed Tea Party on National TV
Home Delivery: From Horse Drawn Carriages to NextDay Shipping
As someone who loves baking, having supplies delivered to my doorstep is a regular occurrence. However, a century ago, professional cooks relied on a similar service to stock their large country manor kitchens. Despite the many changes over the years, it's interesting to see the … [Read more...] about Home Delivery: From Horse Drawn Carriages to NextDay Shipping
Mastering the Art of Seafood Pairings: A Flavorful Journey
Have you ever wondered what makes a seafood dish truly unforgettable? It's not just about the quality of the fish; it's about the harmony of flavors that dance together on your palate. In this culinary exploration, we'll dive into the art of pairing seafood with the perfect … [Read more...] about Mastering the Art of Seafood Pairings: A Flavorful Journey
A Taste of Scotland: Exploring Scotch Whisky Cocktails and Culture
Introduction: The Enchanting Spirit of Loch Lomond In the heart of Scotland, where the serene beauty of nature melds with ancient traditions, Loch Lomond Whiskies stands as a beacon of the nation's whisky culture. This golden elixir, distilled amidst the lush highlands, is more … [Read more...] about A Taste of Scotland: Exploring Scotch Whisky Cocktails and Culture
