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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2000

Page

10

Italian hors d oeuvres for election night menu item

A feature presents bruschetta and crostini ideas for election night snacks with Italian bread basics and olive oil seasonings. It covers bread types, toasting method, garlic rubbing, and herb use, plus spinach mozzarella and tomato toppings, onion caramelization, and a bacon sun-dried tomato variant.

Crostini

Mother Daughter Cookin duo shares kitchen crafts and soups

A book review highlights Charlotte Lyons and her mother teaching craft projects and family recipes in Home Circle. It details Sopa de Lima chicken soup with steps, plus related reads like My Mother's Southern Entertaining and Mother and Daughter Jewish Cooking, noting color photos and personal anecdotes.

Simon & Schuster Charlotte Lyons Lyons Mexico Morrow Evelyn Rose Judi Rose Evelyn Judi

Spaghetti Pie gets a lighter makeover in Cooking Light

A reader recipe from Cooking Light's Lighten Up column now shows 408 calories and 13 grams fat per serving. Maureen Callahan adapts the dish, a deep dish casserole with ground round sour cream and reduced fat cheeses, baked with spaghetti and cheddar.

Cooking Light Maureen Callahan Callahan Harvard Medical School

Granddaughter Reflects on Grandmother Ida Grigorovna Grossman

The author recalls childhood embarrassment over her grandmother Ida's immigrant ways and later uncovers a vivid, three dimensional history. Ida and sister Rose left Mogilev for Ekaterinoslav to work as seamstresses, receiving many love letters as they grew up, before Ida married the poet grandfather who inspired affection despite a distant early image.

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