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  • 20-Minute Argentine Carbonada Criolla

    20-Minute Argentine Carbonada Criolla

    June 1, 2020

    My recipe for 20-Minute Argentine Carbonada Criolla will help you make this popular dish in a fraction of the time it usually takes to make it.

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  • 20-Minute Bahamian Boiled Fish

    May 22, 2020

    Bahamian Boiled Fish is a popular meal on Sundays, as well as on Christmas and Easter, in the Bahamas. But, thanks to my easy recipe, busy families can enjoy it any day of the year.

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  • 20-Minute Mexican Chicken Enchilada Soup

    May 7, 2020

    Mexican food has been my go-to cuisine for special occasions and important moments for decades. I’ve celebrated many of my birthdays at a Mexican restaurant and my husband has taken me several times to a restaurant specializing in this type of cuisine to celebrate our wedding anniversary. I also got into the habit of ordering Mexican take out after the successful completion of important work meetings. While I enjoy cooking, I’m happy we’ve located multiple places in the city of Chicago and in the surrounding suburbs to which we can drive whenever I’m craving this delicious cuisine and don’t feel like cooking. (Feel free to comment below if you’d like…

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    May 1, 2020

    I take for granted that my hometown of Chicago is thought of as a world-renown food capital. That is, I do until I visit another state and the fact that I’m from Chicago comes up in conversation with someone I meet. More often than not, they comment on how great the food was when they visited–or lived in–the Windy City. And then they proceed to tell me how lucky I am to have so many great dining options near me. My husband, girls and I have found some wonderful restaurants during the trips we’ve taken to various cities around the country. But, I must admit that I do understand why…

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  • 20-Minute Fish Provencal Soup

    April 21, 2020

    If you’ve read any of the travel posts that I wrote about my family’s time in Greece, you already know I’m a fan of UNESCO World Heritage Sites that have cultural or historical significance. Visiting them provides a snapshot into the lives, culture and contributions of former–and sometimes even the current–residents of a given area. This is one of reasons I want to visit France so much. This popular country is home to a few dozen of these sites! My hubby took a two-week trip with his college to France back in the 80s. But, our girls and I have never been there. So, we periodically make our pitch to…

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