Chef In the Kitchen

November 2022
Now that the weather is cooler and the season has changed, we are seeing more and more people cooking at home. Squash is one of the more popular items to enjoy cooked or used as holiday décor.

October 2022
This year, things are getting back to normal! Trick-or-Treaters will be in full costume, ringing doorbells and looking for treats.

September 2022
Fall usually signifies the end of summer or back-to-school season. 2022 is still a crazy year for students. Most schools are back to normal, but some still have Covid regulations offering home or in-person school.

December 2021
December brings us a month filled with multi-cultural celebrations: Hanukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa and New Year’s Eve.

September 2021
Back-to-school is going to be a little different this year. Because of COVID-19 and the new Delta variant, some schools are postponing in-school classes and opting for online home-schooling. 

July 2021
The most celebrated holiday of the summer is Independence Day or the 4^th of July.  Independence Day in the United States is an annual holiday commemorating the formal adoption by the Continental Congress of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, PA.

June 2021
Father’s Day and the official first day of summer fall on June 20^th this year! Families nationwide will be celebrating with fun and plenty of food. Now that the Covid vaccine has become readily available, more families will be able to celebrate in person!

May 2021
This year, Cinco de Mayo, May 5, 2021, falls on a Wednesday! Cinco de Mayo has become an "American" celebration with festivities happening nationwide. The holiday started with a celebration in the U.S. in 1863 to show solidarity against the French rule. 

March 2021
There are many traditions on this Jewish holiday; it is customary to give food as a gift to our friends. Men give to men and women give to women … by way of a third party, usually a child.