ByVickieDe
The 4th of July is “Independence Day” in the United States. In the U.S., we celebrate this day we’ve chosen as our “National Day” much the same way most celebrations happen all around the world, we eat. A lot! So, where did all of the traditional 4th of July foods come from?
ByVickieDe
With this simple recipe, you can have Deviled Eggs – 3 Ways. And with a bit of imagination, I know you will come up with even more.
ByVickieDe
You would be hard-pressed to find a picnic or summer barbecue here in the U.S. that doesn’t include a huge bowl of potato salad on the table. Now you can be a rock star at the potluck and bring a tasty potato salad instead of chips or paper plates 😊
ByVickieDe
On Sunday, when we had the traditional roast for supper, there were always Grandma’s Homemade Buttermilk biscuits on the table.
ByVickieDe
The SUV is packed up, filled with gas, and a large cooler with snacks and drinks is in the back. You are hitting the highway for the ultimate summer road trip! But, you’re going to be on the road for hours or days… How will you keep yourself and the other humans in the automobile entertained with things to do on a long car ride?
ByVickieDe
The Space Needle is the most iconic and recognizable feature of the Seattle skyline. For this reason alone, most first-time Seattle visitors have this site on their list of must-see places. But do you know about the Seattle Center? Designed, along with the Space Needle, initially for the 1962 World Fair, it has remained a relevant and prominent Seattle spot.