Summer Grilling Tips From Meat To Marinade, Temperature To Stoarage
The days are getting warmer and after being cooped up for so long, I am excited to get outside and enjoy delicious food on the grill.
The days are getting warmer and after being cooped up for so long, I am excited to get outside and enjoy delicious food on the grill.
Hams are served during the winter holidays more than any other time of year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It’s easy to prepare and serve, but must be handled in a way to prevent foodborne illness.
Are you ready? It may feel like the season of wonder…as in how will I get it all done? Maybe this is the year to really ask, where do I find the most joy in the season?
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COVID-19 and Deer Hunting Pathogen Safety
Scott P. Kenney, PhD, Assistant Professor, Center for Food Animal Health, Departments of Animal Sciences and Veterinary Preventative Medicine, The Ohio State University
Before Thanksgiving, first-grade teacher Myranda Miller does a fun activity with her Wooster Township Elementary School class. She gives her students a worksheet titled “How to Cook a Thanksgiving Turkey” and the responses are fun to read.
Here are a couple from Max and Maleena.
This past weekend, I was able to get a few items into my garden. I know it’s later than usual, but with my schedule that’s what worked following vacation. Home canning has been passed on from my grandmother to my mother, to me and our girls. There’s just something special about being able to replicate flavors from the seed to the table. With that in mind, it’s a great time to get your equipment in working condition so that when your produce is ready, you are too! Here’s a quick list to get you started: