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Knowing When Saying No is the Right Thing to Do
Why the willingness to take a pass is so important It’s taken me something like 60 years to see it, but sure enough, smack dab in the center of the word “know” is another word … Continued
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Fig Jam and Fennel Seed-Roasted Carrots
An autumn dish that’s easy to make at home Here’s a delicious, easy-to-make dish for your fall table! The prep work takes maybe 10 minutes, and the roasting might be a bit longer, but you … Continued
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Mancini Farmstead Pasta from the Marche Region
Remarkable artisan pasta from Italy’s east coast Over the nearly 44 years that we have been working with traditional full-flavored foods, so much has grown, changed, and improved. There is far, far wider recognition of … Continued
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Putting the Principles of Nonviolence into Our Everyday Work
What MLK Jr., Gandhi, and Gene Sharp can teach us about doing business The Irish philosopher, poet, and author John Moriarty once wisely pointed out, “There are some things you can only see in the … Continued
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Ginger Scones Get Better Still with Cultured Butter
Vermont Creamery helps us take Bakehouse classics to the next level While they may not get the attention that goes to our corned beef, coffee cakes, artisan cheese, or fried chicken, or Miss Kim’s traditional … Continued
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Maize and Blue(berry) Pancakes at the Coffee Company
Special Saturday morning pancake pop-up Julia Child once said, “Everything can have drama if it’s done right. Even a pancake.” Drama and pancakes will indeed come together next Saturday morning at a special one-time pancake … Continued