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New York, NY, November 7, 2007 – Anne Balaban has been named Vice President and Publisher of Every Day With Rachael Ray, it was announced today by Suzanne M. Grimes, President, Food and Entertaining, The Reader’s Digest Association, Inc.
Rachael Ray brings us the flavors of Sicily with these recipes inspired by her own ancestry! Siciliy is an island off the toe of Italy and is known for its olives, olive oils, raisins, capers, eggplant, pistachios, artichokes and other delicious foods that are indigenous to the island.
Rachael Ray introduces us to cuisines from around the globe. Thankfully for us, she is a well traveled lady and can take us places we have never been, and all within the comfort of our own kitchens and in her signature 30 minute style.
If you want to find the real Little Italy in New York City, head on up to Arthur Avenue in The Bronx. While Mulberry Street in Manahattan has some great restaurants, the San Gennaro Festival and a vibrant atmosphere, Arthur Ave.
Asparagus is in season now and is especially delicious when it is locally grown and fresh! If you have a CSA, maybe this veggie has shown up at your door already.
Whether your child is entering a new school, moving up to middle school, or even just starting a new grade, back to school time can be stressful for a lot - if not the majority - of kids. Sally Guzdar, 42 and mom of three, has two out of three of her children entering new schools this year.
Aby Garvey is already thinking about back to school supplies. She has to.
What fun it is to bake a cake with your kids for someone's birthday or another special occassion. It's so easy if you use a recipe, such as the 1, 2, 3, 4 Cake that Alessandra Fernandez sent to us in our Family Heirloom section, or any simple cake recipe.
Adapted from Nick's book, Raising the Bar, Better Drinks, Better Entertaining Hot buttered rum is the quintessential mid-winter drink, served in ski lodges across the world, where chilly skiers gladly warm their hands around the steaming mugs. Sadly, most of these toddies are not good for much besides hand warming, as they are bland, weak and uninspired…but not this one.
