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East Farmingdale Kiwanis Club Fall Festival with Car Show

By Angela on October 14, 2017

The East Farmingdale Kiwanis Club presents a Fall Festival with Car Show! Join us for a fun fall festival with great food, games, all kinds of raffle baskets,and prizes, 50/50, activities for the kids, pumpkin decorating, psychic reader, over 40 vendors, car show with judges and guest participation, and much more!! Cars will be judged and the winning cars will receive trophies. To pre-purchase tickets or register your car for the show, contact missy at 516.754.5308 or sogal365@gmail.com. advance tickets are $2 and $3 at the gate. Cars are $5 in advance and $10 at the gate. Proceeds will help…

Inexpensive Dinners Made with Fall Harvest Foods

By Angela on October 13, 2017 Frugal Friday

Eating seasonally is a great ways to get the best tasting and healthiest foods at peak freshness. Seasonal foods that are grown locally, also cost less money and support farmers in the community. There are plenty of ways to incorporate seasonal ingredients while sticking to a tight budget. Below are four quick and easy ways to incorporate fall ingredients without breaking the bank. Butternut Squash Frittata No matter what season you’re in, a frittata is an incredibly budget-friendly food. Frittatas are quick, filling and super customizable. First, shred butternut squash using the large side of a box grater until you…

Tips for a Tailgating Touchdown

By Angela on October 8, 2017 Seasonal

Tailgating season is the best time of year for sports lovers. If you are like many people, you immediately begin thinking about tailgating parties when football season arrives; it’s one of the best ways to enjoy a game with friends and family. However, improper planning can ruin the party, even if your team wins. Follow these tips to ensure your party doesn’t go foul. Tailgating Policies & Parking Lot Guidelines Before you start planning menus and buying beverages, find out the tailgating policies and all the pertinent facts. If you are planning to grill, see if open flames are permissible.…

15 Fabulous Food Ideas for Your Next Sunday Funday

By Angela on September 24, 2017 Food and Dining

Football season is upon us and with that comes the infamous Sunday Funday and all that comes with it, football, friends, but most importantly food. Here are some food ideas that will make your Sunday Funday outrageously delicious. 1. Tacos You can’t go wrong with anything revolving around tacos. A taco/nacho bar is easy to prep, easy to serve and is super versatile. In addition to tacos and nachos, don’t forget to make a taco dip, fresh guacamole or a 7-layer bean dip. Also, be sure to include quesadillas, they make a great finger food and have an endless amount…

Meal Planning Tips for Busy Weeknights

By Angela on September 6, 2017 Food and Dining

Finding time in your busy schedule to make dinner for your family and actually sit down together can seem next to impossible. Between the time you spend at work and the time your kids spend at school and doing their favorite activities, you may feel tempted to pick up dinner instead of cooking yourself. With some meal planning tips, you can put dinner on the table for the family without ever going through the drive through. Use Basic Recipes Do you have a habit of saving recipes that look delicious then never actually make any of those dishes because the…

10 Practical Ways to Reduce Food Waste

By Angela on August 24, 2017 Food and Dining

Food waste in the United States is a growing problem. Annually, Americans throw away around 35 million tons of food waste and 95% of that ends up in landfills or combustion facilities. It doesn’t have to be this way. If we all chip in a little bit in our daily lives, we could significantly cut down on the amount of food wasted in the US each year. When you hear 35 million tons of food is wasted, it can seem impossible to do anything to help. You may think, “What difference can I make? The truth is, a lot. Every…

Everything You Need for Family Pizza Night

By Angela on August 22, 2017 Family

Every family enjoys a fun evening at home and is more fun than a family pizza night? It’s a great opportunity to spend time together and enjoy some good food. The first step is to choose a night, Friday nights are usually popular choice for pizza. Scheduling your pizza night allows you time to get everything you need, and it’ll give your kids something fun to look forward to. If you’re health-conscious, making your own pizza at home is a great alternative to purchasing a pizza. Dough There are a few options for the pizza dough. You can make traditional…

Ways To Prevent Food Allergy Reactions While Your Child Is Attending School

By Angela on August 21, 2017 Health & Wellness

If your child has a food allergy, its vital to manage this problem while your child is at school to avoid a severe allergic reaction. Some types of food allergies are dangerous, leading to respiratory distress that requires immediate medical attention. Alternatively, other types of food allergies cause a delayed reaction such as sinus congestion, mild nausea or skin rashes. It is important for your child to avoid particular substances while eating lunch or snacks. Here are some tips to help manage food allergies while your child is at school: Notify School Administers, Nurses and Teachers Adults working in an…

Eating Healthy When Dining Out

By Angela on July 27, 2017 Food and Dining

You are on the right track with your diet and exercise program when, all of a sudden, in comes the text message that makes you dread the day: an invitation to eat out. Just before you get frustrated, or get obsessed about what not to eat, read these tips on what to do in these situations. Life is too short to refuse a nice time relaxing and sharing with friends. Moreover, food is meant to be eaten. How much of what is the key to everything. Do not pass out the opportunity to discover new dishes, and new ways to…

Guide to Restaurant Tipping

By Angela on July 23, 2017 Food and Dining

Tipping is one of those controversial subjects that people debate all day long. Some people believe that they should tip only when someone in a service position does an outstanding and over-the-top job, and other people believe that not tipping is morally wrong. Who’s correct? Who’s in error? Is it ever appropriate not to tip? Is It ever inappropriate to tip? How much should a person leave? This piece seeks to answer those questions or at least provide a lighthearted perspective to them. What Is Tipping? Tipping, which is also known as gratuity, is the act of leaving a service…

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