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  • Summer standout drinks minus alcohol

    Now that it's officially summer -- and finally hot -- it's time to think about refreshing lemonades and cool nonalcoholic cocktails.

  • Faux foods are as American as mock 'apple' pie

    No matter what you may read in the next few paragraphs, remember this: A diamond anniversary is no mocking matter. Reaching the age of 75 is an achievement; to do it without changing much from the day you were born is this side of a miracle.

  • Microwave bread pudding is cool

    When the heat of summer truly sets in, it takes a lot of motivation for me to spend serious time in the kitchen. Desserts and snacks tend to be ice cream or a bowl of sliced fruit or berries.

  • No grill needed for barbecued pork

    I love a great barbecue, but don't have the time mid-week to marinate the meat and fire up the grill. Today's easy recipe solves the problem.

  • A new cookie recipe is always welcome in my kitchen

    I love a good surprise, especially when it comes to food. So, when I ate two of the Rhubarb Cookies made from the recipe below, I made all kinds of smacky noises -- I'm glad I was standing in my kitchen with nary a witness in sight -- and licked up whatever crumbs I could find. It was like eating two tiny, moist iced cakes. Delish!

  • Arctic Jasmine prefers heat, humidity

    Q. I bought a Jasmine plant with white, sweet-smelling flowers. It did not have a label. I was wondering what type of Jasmine it is. It has eight white petals. Can you tell me so I know how to take care of it?

  • There is a time and a reason for nylons

    Q. I have a question regarding the proper wear of nylons. There was a time you didn't go out of the house without nylons/hose if you had a dress on. My question is: what is the proper wear of nylons for formal weddings/parties; semi-formal. What about cocktail dresses? Is it okay to wear nylons with dressy, strappy sandals as long as they are sheer with sheer toes?

  • Answer man: What were you thinkin', Mr. Lincoln?

    Q. While watching the tube at night, I often take my change out of my pocket and place it on the kitchen table. In lining up the older coins, I noticed that the profiles of Jefferson, Roosevelt, Washington, Kennedy and Eisenhower all face to my left as I am looking at them, but on the penny, Lincoln faces right. Is there any deep significance to this? If anyone can answer this, I'm sure the Answer Man can.

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