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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM FILLED ANGEL FOOD CAKE

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM FILLED ANGEL FOOD CAKE

by Emily Black | Photo by Rory Doyle

1 (9-inch) angel food cake cut in half 1 pint fresh strawberries, tops removed and roughly chopped 1 (16-ounce) container Cool Whip whipped cream, 1 cup removed and refrigerated 2 to 3 tablespoons strawberry-flavored gelatin Whole strawberries for garnish On a serving...
BOAT PARTY PICNIC

BOAT PARTY PICNIC

by Patty Roper | photo by Bonnie Dickerson

Summertime on beautiful Canebrake Lake in Hattiesburg is a wonderful place for an afternoon of fun and fellowship with family and friends. Add a beautiful vintage 1959 Chris Craft custom Cavalier recovered from an old barn in Tennessee and restored by Lloyd Mullen,...
GET CRABBY

GET CRABBY

by Emily Black | photos by Rory Doyle

Succulent, a delicacy, and luxurious are some of the words that come to mind when thinking about fresh crabmeat. The tender, sweet lumps of crab are prized for their impressive size, bright white color, and exquisite flavor. Jumbo lump crabmeat is pricey, but truly...
IT’S A WRAP

IT’S A WRAP

by Emily Black | Photo by Rory Doyle

I am in love with lettuce. Salads can bore me to death but eating fresh lettuce wraps takes me to a place of nirvana. They are simple to make and most of the ingredients are probably in your refrigerator. The varieties of lettuce in local markets have become quite...
SIMPLE SUMMER SALADS

SIMPLE SUMMER SALADS

by By Emily Ellis | Photo by Rory Doyle

Salads have been around for many decades, but without much fanfare. They all had the same characteristics; they were not exactly on the hit parade. There were a lot of carrot sticks, clusters of broccoli and cauliflower, pre-packaged croutons, and typical fat-free...
TIPS FOR GROWING IRISES

TIPS FOR GROWING IRISES

by Margert Gratz

When the irises bloom, I am reminded of the piano recitals of my youth. The recitals were always in late spring, usually May. Adorning the stage and adjacent to the piano awaiting nervous young musical prodigies was a wicker basket filled with my grandmother’s irises....
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