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The Fourth of July is less than a day away. For many, that means rushing around to get last-minute grocery shopping done in anticipation of tomorrow’s cookout! Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue yourself or you’ve been cordially invited to attend as a guest bearing vittles, the fact remains that food plays a crucial role … Continue reading Historic July Fourth Food Traditions—Chesapeake Bay-Style
Pi Day is Friday, March 14 (aka 3.14). It’s a date when quirky math-minded folks tend to feign a viable excuse to gorge themselves on plenty of palatable pie pickings. But that’s understandable, given the goodness and versatility of available pie options. Seeing how the Mid-Atlantic region, in particular, has so many classic claims on … Continue reading Premium Pie Pickings Throughout the Mid-Atlantic
Was your New Year’s resolution to eat less in the coming year? You may want to wait a few days before committing because tomorrow, January 2, is National Buffet Day. In recognition of one of the food industry’s most versatile serving systems, buffets have gained traction and popularity in recent years for their notoriety in … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Lancaster Buffets
The state of Pennsylvania, particularly the southeastern region where so many German immigrants settled, is notable for being the birthplace of several celebrated holiday traditions now widely recognized throughout the United States. While the most obvious callouts are the plentiful Christmastime contributions that first began here, it’s also worth noting all the exciting Easter rituals that … Continue reading Those Beloved American Easter Traditions That Began in Pennsylvania