The Bonang brothers’ stories of growing up in the Depression credit their parents with providing well for nine children.
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How do kids learn to cook?
By watching, reading, tasting.
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No trickery needed to get more vegetables into weeknight pasta
Easy dinners that even the pickiest of young eaters will like include healthy variations on mac and cheese.
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As invaders gobble wild mussels, new tastes get cultivated
Cultured Maine mussels cooked in an herb broth or oysters should satisfy mollusk fans.
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Holiday adventures in dog-sitting
Whereby we learn to love a dog and the ins and outs of homemade dog food.
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Pan dulce reminds moms of cherished past, sweet present
The Mexican buns also give them a meaningful baking experience with their sons.
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Fat and fresh Maine sea scallops a winter delight
If you can’t buy dayboat or diver scallops from a fisherman, find one of the select markets and restaurants that offer them.
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Keepers of locavore and kosher traditions inspire gratitude
And recipes for buttered pecans and ‘lardkes’ may enhance the celebration.
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The Farm-to-Table Family: Food in college cafeteria advances by several degrees
And vegetables, many locally grown, have become popular with students at Bowdoin.
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Delicious yoga retreat gives parents unexpected sustenance
Plus an excellent recipe for beet and sweet potato soup.