Tapioca pudding and its quirky origins in Boston
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recalls tapioca pudding roots in 1894 when Susan Stavers ground cassava roots in a coffee grinder to create a smooth texture. The idea sparked Minute Tapioca, later refining to pre cooked granules. The dish remains a comforting, versatile dessert enjoyed with milk sugar eggs and vanilla.
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Boston
Susan Stavers
Stavers
Massachusetts
Minute Superlative
Minute Tapioca
Way Off Broadway Dinner Theater Feasts and Backstage Chefs
At Way Off Broadway Dinner and Children's Theater in Willowtree Plaza, guests enjoy multi course dinners before Sunday shows. Owners Bert and Emma Thornton bake breads and run the bakery facing a French bakery inspired lobby. Terry Warfield, nicknamed Bear, leads cooking with feeds featuring roasted tenderloin, soups, waffles, and veggie dishes while the Thorntons train with bakery school and add pastries for buffets and children's meals.
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Warfield
Bear
Theater Company
Mr. Warfield
Way of
Broadway
Bert Thornton
Bert
Emma Thornton
Way Off Broadway
Susan Thornton
Susie
Emma
Tyson's Corner
Thornton
Thorntons
Rose Hull Manor
Maryland
Mr. Thornton
Wtri Radio
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Wva
Frederick County
Terry Warfield
Bell Atlantic
Damascus
Tana
Susan
Montgomery County
Bell
Bill Morns
International Vinegar Museum opens in Roslyn with global collections
The International Vinegar Museum in Roslyn showcases at least 120 types from Greece Korea and Japan. Founder Lawrence J Diggs hosts a tasting bar displays history and labeling basics, with gift shop items and a quarterly Vinegar Connoisseurs International newsletter. Open Tue Sat 10 am to 6 pm adults 2 children 1 contact 605 486 0075 and web at www vinegar man com.
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Roslyn
Greece
Korea
Japan
International Vinegar Museum
Lawrence J. Diggs
Diggs
Vinegarman.com
Kids Crayons and a Diet for Dad
Opinion by Peter Gordy on dining out with kids in modern America. A humorous take on parents choosing family friendly venues, the clash of kid friendly menus with adult tastes, and the struggle to find quiet, grown up meals while managing hungry children and busy schedules.
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America
Mecca
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