The problem with lasagna has long been the daunting prep time. If you are going for the taste of scratch Italian, there will be several steps, including a carefully crafted sauce, which is foundational to the dish. Even if you use store-bought noodles (no judgement of you do!), you’re still looking at creating a ricotta-based
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When I was six years old my Dad and I jumped into the car for a trip to somewhere in town. As a kid I was hardly aware of our destination and didn’t really care. Having Dad to myself was all the adventure I needed. My memory of the car ride that particular day doesn’t
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Valentines’s Day quickly approaches. And while I’m not much for the ‘forced’ spontaneity, or for that matter the ostracism of the single, I think it is a great time to remember that love is all around us – and to celebrate it. In my portrait series, you’ll see this beautiful lady show up more than
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In my practice of teaching, I find myself on a weekly basis coming back to some very basic, 30,000 foot questions. Let me list a few of them for you, in no particular order. This is the shortened list. There is easily a top 50 if we had the time to list the things that
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A beautifully elegant meal that had a surprisingly small prep time. With a little planning, I was able to put this meal together during a weeknight, with only an hour in the kitchen. If you can start with a marinade one day before, you’re on the brink of culinary greatness. All three main items here
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Studio work with the most famous lab on the internet. Arielle Prater was watched and beloved by hundreds of thousands. Her simple HD video captured the attention of the internet ten years ago. The touching goodbye video created by filmmaker Marty Vaughan has helped thousands with the struggle of letting go of a loved one.
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