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Jenny’s Kitchen: Corned Beef Hash

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By Jenny Baxter
| Calaveras Enterprise Verified
By Jenny Baxter Well, St. Patrick’s Day is long gone, but not the corned beef. The best meal is the first serving straight from the crock pot. The hot corned beef sandwiches with Thousand Island Dressing and sauerkraut grilled to perfection makes the mouth water and even the cold corned beef sandwiches with German mustard and crispy dill pickles tastes good, but beyond […]
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Grandma Russell’s Sugar Cookies

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By Jenny Baxter, Jenny's Kitchen
| Calaveras Enterprise Verified
Each March reminds me of my paternal Irish heritage. It reminds me of my feisty grandmother, Margaret Mary Cairns, born August 5, 1880 in Ireland. It reminds me how she labored in a tartan factory for a mere wage as a young woman. It reminds me of her tenacity raising a young daughter, alone, living with her widowed mother as her husband was off to America to find employment and a home for them. It reminds me of the pride she took in being able to identify all the classes and subclasses of tartans.
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Happy Thanksgiving Readers.

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By Jenny Baxter, Jenny's Kitchen
| Calaveras Enterprise Verified
When I think back on all the Thanksgivings in my life, I realized that for the past fifty-seven years I have prepared the feasts. I can recall going out to eat twice during that time. I was opposed to doing that because of not having the leftovers for sandwiches, soup or whatever else I decided to create. After the first time, I told myself that if we ever went out again, I would still prepare a small turkey for leftovers, which I did.
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