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The Kitchen 231 – Same venue, No poofs!

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published on April 16, 2013
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You Can Lead a Lamb to Watercress

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published on April 8, 2013
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April’s Columbus Soup and Bread

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published on April 4, 2013
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Soups were excellent.  Crowd was jovial.  Weather cold but sunny.  Our Company Looks Good Challenge … epic fail.  Well, unless you are Homeless Families Foundations.  They turned up and looked good three times over.  They helped the Mid-Ohio Foodbank, they won the free professional social media profile pics from Christopher Keels Photo and they help assist homeless families into permanent homes.  With that said, I’m thinking the promotion was just…

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Curing for the Winter

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published on March 20, 2013
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Chayote Squash – The hard sell

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published on March 20, 2013
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Today is a good day!

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published on March 13, 2013
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Chow Chow Poricha Kootu (Chayote Squash Stew)

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published on March 8, 2013
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DJ Therapy at Columbus Soup and Bread

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published on March 7, 2013
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I wish I had a DJ to handle all my events.  I’m talking every single one.  All my meetings, parent/teacher conferences, trips to the grocery store or the BMV.  Not to mention, my tough conversations might start getting a little more fun.  Hmmmmm?   DJ therapy.  Can you imagine? Having someone set up equipment everywhere you go, start playing music and then take over the room with their energy and enthusiasm.  I might be on to something.  (If nothing else I see a Saturday Night Live skit.)

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Animal, Vegetable, Miracle … and then there's Farro

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published on February 28, 2013
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Today is the last day of the Monthly Ingredient Challenge – Farro.  I had tons of fun with this ingredient.  It’s a food I’ve been wanting to work with and its flavor and texture didn’t let me down.  It’s hearty, comforting and packed with nutrients.  Oh, and it comes from Italy which always makes me happy.  My favorite discovery from the month is knowing I can do a risotto using Farro instead of Arborio rice to boost fiber and protein in a staple comfort food dinner at the Keels…