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Many years ago, I wrote a weekly cooking column  for the 'Border Eagle', the weekly news paper for Laughlin Air Force Base.  I was 18 and wrote for the base for 15 months.  I loved it;  I'd snap a picture of a new gadget I was reviewing, or one of the finished recipes and it would go into print with the recipe or cooking technique.   When My life took me away from the base, I took my column with me.  My love for cooking and gadgets never left me, it has been a life long passion.  On this blog I have written over 100 posts centered around my cooking adventures.  I have been offered a terrific opportunity - a weekly cooking segment on a local Utica, NY Radio station!  This is a Christian radio station so I will be free to sprinkle Christ centered thoughts and vignettes along with cooking and homemaking.  I am going to link the programs here to the blog so anyone interested can see what I am broadcasting about. 

I am very excited to be doing this and will be working on my program and recipes. This will be a healthy style of cooking and mindful eating, using the some of the really great new cooking tools along with old fashioned tried and true!  Cooking to feed your family without breaking the bank .

If you are interested in any of my  foodie posts, just do a search on 'food' and cooking' here on the blog

As the broadcast time gets closer I will post the station and call letters.  Of course my main goal is out reach with the Gospel and sharing how the Lord has so richly blesses our life!

Stay tuned! 

~Ginny M

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