For the past 8 or 9 years, Moms on the Hill has done a big collection of donations of Thanksgiving Baskets. The effort has been led most of that time by local business owner Meg Shapiro. She and her husband Seth own the Marvelous Market on 7th Street. Each year Meg puts out a call […]
The two seem to be used interchangeably at Thanksgiving time, and I have heard arguments that there are and are not differences between the two. All I know is that I want nothing to do with my mom’s oyster dressing (sorry, mom) but love love love cornbread stuffing. So what do you call that traditional […]
So, last week I wrote about how buying pie equals doing good this Thanksgiving. All you have to do is buy a pie through Slice of Life by November 18, pick it up at your neighborhood CVS, and you’ll support Food & Friends efforts to feed needy Washingtonians this Thanksgiving. Now I’ll appeal to your […]
Nothing says Thanksgiving like pie. And the with success of Dangerously Delicious Pies and the speed with which pies fly off bakery shelves, it’s pretty safe to say Capitol Hill is a pie-lovin’ neighborhood. Buy your pies now from Slice of Life and you won’t feel quite so guilty about the caloric consumption come November […]
No matter how well you plan and delegate, it is inevitable that you wake up on Thanksgiving morning and realize that you needed one last item from the store. Or maybe your pie burned and you need to buy all of the ingredients again (don’t laugh, this happened to me last year). Or maybe you […]