In 1914, Roman Chef Alfredo di Lello dressed pasta with butter and cheese for his pregnant wife. Americans later went mad for it, making the sauce creamier and adding seafood or chicken to the mix.
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Brisket Day
May 28th marks National Brisket Day, a joyous occasion for meat enthusiasts everywhere. This revered cut of beef, known for its succulent flavor and tender texture, takes center stage as grillers, pitmasters, and home cooks alike unite to pay homage to this culinary treasure. From Texas-style barbecue to Jewish deli delights, National Brisket Day is a time to savor the smoky aroma and indulge in the mouthwatering goodness of this beloved dish. So fire up the grill, gather your loved ones, and join in the festivities as we celebrate the art of brisket on this delicious holiday.
Greenery Day
When : Always April 29th Japanese Greenery Day celebrates the birthday of Japanese Emperor Hirohito. In Japanese culture, Greenery day is a time to commune with nature and to be thankful and appreciative of it's abundance. Celebrate Greenery Day with a nature walk or by doing a project to improve or preserve nature. More Details...All […]
Uncle Sam Day
When : September 13th Uncle Sam Day celebrates a symbol of America. Uncle Sam is certainly one of America's most recognized symbols. Uncle Sam appears on everything from military posters to cartoon images to advertising media. He is perhaps, the most recognizable symbol in the world. Did you Know? There are other human symbols representing […]
National Gingerbread Day
June 5th is National Gingerbread Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the delicious and festive gingerbread treat. Whether in the form of cookies, cakes, or houses, gingerbread delights both young and old with its warm spices and sweet aroma.