We hope you're thinking of the moms in your family today, chefs. Maybe some of you are lucky enough to be living with one you can toast or prepare food for.
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Gwen wrote with a tribute to her mother's browned butter Greek spaghetti: Mother was Vasiliki, with a shortened last name of Panos (from Panousopoulos).
Even though I have every herb know to woman, sometimes it’s all about the flavor of browned butter--my mother’s Greek spaghetti.
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Along with the browned butter, salt, and pepper, I use kefalograviers or kefalotiri cheese over the spaghetti. And that’s it.
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A wonderful comfort dish and it supplies you with a month's worth of calories in one meal, so you have gotten that out of the way...
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(I think we could all use a plate of this right now, Gwen.)
Hatched robins share a cozy nest
in brother Chris's yard
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Poetry
The View This Spring
The great poet Du Fu was trapped in Changan during the An Lushan Rebellion, and he wrote a poem about it called “The View This Spring.” The poem contains two spare lines that sum it all up:
The nation is destroyed,
mountains and rivers remain.
Rob Walks Chicago
From the what-did-you-expect file
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Music
Woman's World
Cher
(Dancing to this counts as today's workout)
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