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History & Food Tradition of Epiphany
Read more: History & Food Tradition of EpiphanyEpiphany is a Christian feast celebrating the ‘shining forth’ or revelation of God to mankind in human form, in the person of Jesus Christ. The observance had its origins in the eastern Christian churches, and included the birth of Jesus Christ; the visit of the three Magi (Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar) …
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Get Going to the German Christmas Village at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
Read more: Get Going to the German Christmas Village at Baltimore’s Inner HarborChristkindlmarkts have very unique vendors with distinctive gift items and culinary fare. There are several across the U.S. including at Baltimore’s West Shore Park, at the Inner Harbor.
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Countdown to Christmas with an Advent Calendar
Read more: Countdown to Christmas with an Advent CalendarCounting down to Christmas day. Advent calendars are a fun and meaningful way to do it. (Image from @ushiilandia on Flickr)
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How Sweet it Is Pineapple Juice Cake
Read more: How Sweet it Is Pineapple Juice CakeHi there! It’s Monica here…your MCCN Editor. I’m just dropping by for a quick talk about this awesome recipe. I’ve been wanting to add this pineapple juice cake recipe on the site for a while because I personally loved making it. I’ve made the cake four times and it’s been a hit each time. The…
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Holiday Turkey Stew
Read more: Holiday Turkey StewWhen turkey day or any holiday that involves turkey has come and gone, here’s what to do with the leftovers. Try this recipe for turkey stew.
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Christmas Mocktail
Read more: Christmas MocktailAlcohol Schmalcohol! Okay, that’s not a word but it is a feeling, especially for those who want to enjoy a good drink without actually imbibing. So thank God for alternatives like mocktails. Try this Christmas mocktail, served on ice with equal parts of the following beverages. Ingredients Cranberry juiceOrange juicePineapple juiceSprite The Sprite can be…
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Argentina’s Empanadas de Vigilia
Read more: Argentina’s Empanadas de VigiliaIn Argentina and other South American countries, you will find meatless options for empanadas called empanadas de Vigilia.