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Audiobook Production Starts for Get Dicey
Falbe Publishing announces audiobook production for Get Dicey: Play Craps and Have Fun. Continue reading
Read my articles at Medium
When I’m not working on book-length works, I write articles on subjects that interest me. This year, I’ve discovered the website Medium. The best way to describe it would be that it’s the world’s blog. Anyone can use the platform … Continue reading
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Giant List of Turkey How to Advice and FAQ
Like most years, I’ll be cooking Thanksgiving dinner for my family. Much of my daily life involves cooking. (I have bread dough rising as I write this.) My lifelong hobby of baking granted me the ability to publish my grandma’s … Continue reading
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Cheating the casino not worth it
This article about a man in New Jersey facing criminal charges after cheating at craps in a casino reminded me of my days working in Las Vegas. The tactic described in this article, in which a player snatches away pass … Continue reading
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Vintage corn bread recipe – moist and easy to make
The recipe that I use most often from My Grandma’s Vintage Recipes is the one that she labeled “rich corn cake.” It’s a nice and moist corn bread recipe. You only need a few ingredients, and you can whip it … Continue reading
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Thinking about food security
Modern so-called civilization has created a global food system. Most of the food on supermarket shelves is trucked in from hundreds if not thousands of miles away. Of more concern, millions of people live their lives without engaging in any … Continue reading
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Start researching recipes for your holiday baking
Since publishing My Grandma’s Vintage Recipes: Old Standards for a New Age in 2013, I’ve really benefited from putting together this memorial project. After salvaging over 60 recipes from a tattered notebook handwritten by my late grandmother since the 1920s, … Continue reading
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