The original Roman calendar measured the year in 10 months, beginning with March and ending with December. Around 700 BC, two additional months were added by decree of King Numa Pompilius: Januarius and Februarius. As with the other months on the existing calendar, he sought inspiration from the higher powers of his time to name… Continue reading NEW YEAR’S EVE MENU – 2016
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The Monday Mag – Dec 19, 2016
In This Edition Of Our Somewhat Weekly Magazine: A Wee History of the Candy Cane What's the Tip on a $200,400.00 Christmas Dinner? The Varnum Food Fare Our Favorite Quote Of The Week ~ "I regret less the road not taken than my all-fired hurry along the road I took." - Robert Brault A Wee History… Continue reading The Monday Mag – Dec 19, 2016
The Monday Mag – Nov 21, 2016
In This Edition Of Our Somewhat Weekly Magazine: Of Stuffing and Dressing and Forcemeat and Farce Speaking of Farce... A Side of Humor The Varnum Food Fare Our Favorite Quote Of The Week ~ " Of Stuffing and Dressing and Forcemeat and Farce ~ Stuffing, is a delicacy well-known to the Romans, and likely numerous civilizations… Continue reading The Monday Mag – Nov 21, 2016
