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    ReRico’s Brazilian Steakhouse – Springfield, MO

    ByNicole February 13, 2013August 20, 2018

    Last week hubby and I discussed what we were going to do this weekend.  Eventually he asked if I would go to ReRico Brazilian Grill with him in Springfield.  He’s been wanting to try a Brazilian Steakhouse out and he found this one.  I just so happened to find a groupon the day before for…

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  • Andrew Zimmerman – Chef Struggles
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    Andrew Zimmerman – Chef Struggles

    ByNicole February 13, 2013September 16, 2020

    A friend of mine at work recently gave me an article to read.  She knows how much I love cooking and would love to be a chef/attend culinary school.  She read this article in a little magazine called Guideposts and I’m not really sure much about it, but she showed me this article on Andrew…

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  • Life

    3 Years Ago today

    ByNicole February 12, 2013February 21, 2018

    Marriage is like a peanut butter & jelly sandwich… the husband and wife are the peanut butter and jelly. They’re much better together than apart. God is the bread who holds it all together. When it’s done right, it’s a simple recipe that never goes out of style                                                                                            ~Author unknown Marriage is hard.  It’s…

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    King Cake

    ByNicole February 11, 2013September 7, 2017

    The classic King Cake is a traditional cake that is generally eaten in Louisiana during the season between 12 days after Christmas and Fat Tuesday.  A King Cake is oval-shaped, like the pattern of a racetrack.  Trademark decorations–sugars in the royal colors of purple (justice), green (faith), and gold (power)–honor the three kings who visited…

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    Cajun Cuisine

    ByNicole February 10, 2013November 1, 2018

    I decided to be informative today… sorry, sometimes it happens, since I did my homework, I thought I’d share what I found out.  With Mardi Gras coming up this next week, I thought I’d ponder on what Cajun Cuisine was and what separates it from Creole… +x*+x*+x*+x*+ I sometimes have a very inquisitive mind, especially…

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  • Friends

    My New England Friends Be Careful! {and a recipe}

    ByNicole February 9, 2013August 15, 2017

    Did you know that today is National Read in the Bathtub day?  Oh, we’re they not referring to this.  Shoot, I didn’t get the memo…. Anyway in other news, other than I’m not, I’m kind of jealous of some of the snow that the Northeast is going to get this weekend.

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  • Birthday

    Happy Grandma’s Birthday to you!

    ByNicole February 8, 2013August 20, 2018

    All of my grandparents have had a major impact in my life.  I spent a lot of time while I was growing up with both sets of grandparents.  As I got older, I realized the value in spending time with them.  The lessons I learned.  The great bonds that I formed with them.  They helped…

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  • Husband | Married Life

    Wardrobe Malfunction

    ByNicole February 7, 2013

    One morning last week, hubby went to leave the house and we both looked at his feet.  Something didn’t seem right.  Ah yes, you don’t wear house shoes to work… I laughed and giggled and made fun of him. I should have known better though… Tuesday night when I got home from work, I changed…

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  • Agriculture

    Shhhhh, they're sleeping!

    ByNicole February 6, 2013September 12, 2017

    So I really didn’t mention this because it sucked, but Josie was stolen from us a couple weeks after we got her.  The strangest part about that is she was gone for about a week, came back and was missing again the next day and we haven’t seen her since.  We looked high and low…

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  • Marshiano’s Olde Time Pizzeria – Miller, MO
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    Marshiano’s Olde Time Pizzeria – Miller, MO

    ByNicole February 5, 2013July 20, 2020

    In a way, I feel like Miller is part of an old stomping ground for me.  I spent Friday’s of one semester and an entire semester 5-6 days per week in Miller back when I was in college.  Why you may ask?  Well, my degree is to be a High School Agriculture and Miller has…

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