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What´s Cookin´ for Easter?


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The traditional Italian cake is made with arborio rice and is delicious.  I had the recipe, but still wasn't up to par.  I'm going to check with another bakery, since two are out of it.  I know baking is precise, but I didn't know they practised "Just in time" inventorying
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Thank you for starting this!
 
Traditions are so intriguing!
 
Please share with us some of the most memorable to you!
 
 
Josie, Health Educator
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I just came off of being under the weather, and realized the value of having others around, and how I wish to reproduce "memories".  This occured to me as I fixed breakfast.  I was going to taste a sliced pear which I'd admired from a fruit cup I was making, and realized I didn't really need to eat it.
 
What I wanted was to savour the familiar taste of the sugary syrop and soft sweet off-white pear, which I'd had on travels, and as a child.
 
Maybe food triggers the associations of pleasant memories
 
I wonder what's traditional around this time of the year for others? Some may "cook", but others just celebrate a longer weekend, or time with family.
 
 

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