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Delicate and delicious raspberry cream buttermilk crepes for Mother's Day: 'Suited to treating moms'

On Sunday, May 12, 2024, your mom or special female figure in your life deserves to be spoiled as Mother’s Day is celebrated around the world. Why not make a breakfast to remember? “I love crêpes, especially as a special breakfast treat for myself,” said Angela Latimer, a Minnesota-based cookbook author and the blogger/recipe developer behind BakeitWithLove.com. MOTHER’S DAY BREAKFAST …

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'Julie & Julia' bruschetta recipe made with ripe heirloom tomatoes and fresh basil

Few films have a mouth-watering impact on audiences. The bruschetta scene from “Julie & Julia” is certainly one that warrants salivation. Bruschetta, pronounced brew-sket-taah, dates back to Ancient Rome and is most favorably made with fresh, ripe local ingredients. JULIA CHILD, A LEGACY OF TEACHING THE JOY OF FOOD Recipe for bruschetta Ingredients for bruschetta Italian bread, slicedRed, yellow, green …

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Mother’s Day breakfast waffle recipe: Celebrity chef says this is ‘best of both worlds’

The arrival this weekend of Mother’s Day 2024 means millions of Americans are planning to celebrate their moms in one special way or another. For some, Mother’s Day means cooking a homemade meal,maybe even serving breakfast in bed. Florida-based celebrity chef Robert Irvine of “Restaurant: Impossible” fame shared a waffle croque madame recipe with Fox News Digital and said it’s …

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On this day in history, May 11, 1888, Irving Berlin, composer of 'God Bless America,' is born

Irving Berlin, the iconic composer and musician who created American musical standards including “White Christmas,” “Easter Parade,” “God Bless America” and “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” was born on this day in history, May 11, 1888. Berlin was born as Israel Baline in Temun, Siberia. His family immigrated to America to escape Russian persecution of the Jewish people when …

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Stun guns, pepper spray and more: What you must know about self-defense tools and legal status

Staying safe amid crime waves is a major concern for many today, especially for people in America’s big cities. Given recent reports of violent crime, having self-defense tools on hand and knowing how to use them properly could prevent an unwanted encounter or injury. Some of the most common non-lethal self-defense tools on the market include stun guns, pepper spray …

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Artificial intelligence not always helpful for reducing doctor burnout, studies suggest

The use of generative AI may not be helpful in reducing burnout in health care, new research suggests. Previous research indicated that increased time spent using electronic health record (EHR) systems and handling administrative responsibilities has been a burden on doctors. So some people had heralded artificial intelligence as a potential solution — yet recent investigations by U.S. health systems …

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Viral flower hacks are busted by floral expert: 'Good intentions gone a little too far'

With spring in full bloom, now is the time that many of us are filling our homes with beautiful flowers, from hydrangeas to peonies. Social media users appear to be sharing various tips and tricks that claim to help people get the most out of your florals — but not all hacks are alike. Some are actually complete myths. Justin …

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Eggs Benedict with tender prime rib: Recipe for a delectable Mother's Day brunch

Incorporate prime rib at the brunch table with this amazing recipe that’s sure to wow a crowd — whether for Mother’s Day or any gathering with loved ones. “Eggs Benedict has always been a special brunch recipe in my family, and this prime rib version makes it so much more amazing,” said Angela Latimer, a Minnesota-based cookbook author and the …

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Common cooking ingredient could reduce dementia mortality risk, study suggests

Infusing more olive oil into your diet could pay big dividends for cognitive health and longevity, a new study suggests. Researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and other universities analyzed population health data for more than 92,000 adults over a 28-year period. The participants’ average age was 56 and none of them had heart disease or …

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How to fly with your dog when money is no object

Imagine you’re about to zip up your suitcase for a much-awaited vacation, and there’s your four-legged companion gazing up at you with those soulful eyes. The thought of leaving them behind tugs at your heartstrings, especially when the only travel options seem to be less than ideal. With commercial airlines tightening the leash on pet travel, your furry friend often …

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