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For our Foodie Friday Fun today I want to share an article about wooden spoons from Fine Cooking magazine. Really edgy, I know, but since we discussed a simple kitchen implement that can kill you yesterday I thought today we’d lighten up. The article reviews why a lot of chefs prefer wooden spoons in their kitchens and it [...]
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I was watching the hockey playoffs last night and had a thought about business. You might not find that strange given that for several years of my life hockey WAS my business. However, what occurred to me has both broader application and a less-obvious path. It has to do with obstruction. For those of you [...]
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It’s Friday and it’s the time of year when a lot of the Farmer’s Markets open up around here so I thought I’d use our Foodie Friday theme to talk about them a bit. As a recent article explained, “farmers’ markets are hot business nowadays. The number of markets shot up 17 percent last year, [...]
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