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January 16, 2012

Greens + Ham Soup

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January 15, 2012

Chicken Noodle Soup

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January 06, 2012

Ginger Tea

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January 02, 2012

"To Sir With Love"

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Honey Girl Kitchen: I have been helping in the kitchen since the age of 3...I am the 7th of 8 siblings. I bought my first cookbook at age 7 (I still have it). My mother cooked beautiful traditional Mexican food. Homemade flour & corn torillas, pot after pot of beans, chile in every way imaginable...& my favorite Mexican calabasita. My Mother cooked breakfast, lunch & dinner...we rarely ate out (maybe 2 times a year). Mom would pack a beautiful picnic when we traveled. I now love to picnic with my family when we travel, go to the zoo, the park, even in our backyard.

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