Start by turning your oven up to 425°F and treating your mini sheet pan like a tiny stage: everything you put on it should have a job. Dry the chickpeas like you mean it—roll them in a towel, let them ...

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The Ladies Who Lunch have discovered their new favorite Italian deli—Ingrassia and Sons—serving the finest meats, cheeses, and homemade bread. Senate vote to avert government shutdown fails ...

The Aiken Senior Men’s Club held its annual “Ladies Luncheon on Wednesday, Dec. 10. This year, over 40 participants enjoyed a wonderful lunch at the Woodside Country Club and a performance by the ...

The best cookbooks of 2025 inspired us to return to the kitchen again and again. They brought us not only inspiration and deliciousness but solace, beauty, delight and a sense of home in a challenging ...

With the holiday season coming to a close shortly, a gift guide to cooking treats and meals by some Chicago-based chefs might offer ideas for last-minute gifts. Here’s a selection of five cookbooks ...

Exceptional new cookbooks, with fresh takes on easy baking, Thai cooking in America and seasonal pasta, as tested by New York Times Cooking and the Food desk. By Adina Steiman Adina Steiman, an editor ...

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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Top Ladies of Distinction Savannah Chapter hosted their annual breast cancer awareness luncheon Sunday with the theme “Give Cancer the Boot.” WTOC’s Dawn Baker emceed the ...

The Illini Rebounders welcomed an Illinois Leading Ladies panel — as well as Brad Underwood — at their annual Ladies Luncheon at the Holiday Inn Champaign by IHG on Monday. Panelists (from left) ...

Looking around at the ballroom packed with pink and purple hues, Nicole Robbins absorbed her last time taking the stage as the Texas Rose Festival Ladies’ Luncheon Chair after six years. “Truly, I’m ...