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Author: Andrea Charroin

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Too-hot-to-cook salad

Posted on August 19, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Since the weather continues to swelter us, I thought this would be the perfect time to share one of my favorite salads for the summer. With the exception of the champagne vinegar, each ingredient in this salad can be purchased… Continue Reading →

Food Andrea Charroin, Farmers Market salad, Raspberry vinaigrette
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Melons galore!

Posted on August 12, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Fresh cantaloupes and other varieties of melon are beginning to fill the tables at farmers market. Saturday I picked up a few cantaloupes with my usual bounty. I also noticed that the glorious fruit is a mere $1 each at… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Andrea Charroin, Melons
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Potato Salad, by Andrea Charroin

Posted on August 5, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

It is funny how food memories can be so ingrained in us. My mother, Gloria, made the most amazing potato salad.  Her rendition of the typical homey potato salad honestly spoiled me to all potato salads that crossed my path,… Continue Reading →

Food Potato Salad
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When bananas go bad . . . make a cake

Posted on July 29, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Sometimes it seems as if bananas can turn on you in the blink of an eye. One day there are beautiful yellow bananas sitting on the counter.  The next, brown spotted soft bananas have taken their place, and the entire… Continue Reading →

Food by Andrea Charroin, make a cake, When bananas go bad
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Firefighters’ Chocolate Chip Cookies

Posted on July 22, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Like many of you who live here in the beautiful north state, fires are at the forefront of our minds. I worry about friends who live in the areas affected most by these fires. Of course I also admire the firefighters who battle this force of… Continue Reading →

Food Chocolate Chip Cookies, firefighters
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Peaches for you and me!

Posted on July 15, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Did you know that the peach is a member of the rose family – cousin to apricots, cherries plums, and almonds? What a wonderfully happy family of fruit! Peaches are, of course, fantastic on their own. A warm juicy peach… Continue Reading →

Food Peach galette
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Plum crisp is plumb delicious

Posted on July 9, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Plums! If you are like many lucky residents in our area a plethora of plums have found their way into your home. We are fortunate to have a plum tree in our front yard. My neighbors have plums, and many… Continue Reading →

Food Plum crisp is plumb delicious
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Temptation Island offers Armadillo Eggs

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Hello Food For Thought Friends! I am currently in Oklahoma visiting family and attending my cousin’s wedding. I love visiting Oklahoma. Not only do I get to spend time with  family, but the countryside and lakes are absolutely beautiful. My… Continue Reading →

Food Andrea Charroin: Armadillo (Arm-a-dill-la) Eggs
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Hummus among us

Posted on June 17, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

Now that we are all in summer mode I find myself packing many snacks and meals to enjoy outside. One of my absolute favorite snacks to make for any occasion is hummus, an eons-old Middle-Eastern delight. Hummus is a healthy alternative to… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Andrea Charroin, Hummus among us
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Food Goddess: Three cheers for cherry coffee cake

Posted on June 10, 2008 by Andrea Charroin

What a fantastic time of year! Berries are here, tomatoes are within reach, and now this week my good friend has shared her cherry bounty with me. How fortunate I am to have friends who share such gems with me!… Continue Reading →

Food Andrea Charroin, Food Goddess: Three cheers for cherry coffee cake

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