Nice Family Meals photos
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Family Meal
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Lamb feeding next to its mother near North Leigh
family meal.
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Nice Diet photos
A few nice diet images I found:
2021.03.22 Ribeye Steak, Washington, DC USA 081 07013-Edit
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During national nutrition month, posting actual nutrition….
Grass-finished ribeye steak, cooked using sous-vide technique
100 Mile Diet
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A week on the 100 Mile Diet in Montague, MA. Check out more at the Cookthink blog.
Nice Diet photos
A few nice diet images I found:
Ketogenic Diet Menu For Weight Loss
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Low Carb meat and vegetables on a skewer. lowcarbalpha.com/ketogenic-diet-menu-for-weight-loss/ Caption reading Ketogenic Diet Menu Fat Burning Guide
Dr. Pepper Diet
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Black Diet
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Nice Cookbook photos
Some cool cookbook images:
Wafflin’
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New toys! Waffles for breakfast, lunch, supper, and dessert!
Butter Baked Goods
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Blogged about here: www.abakedcreation.com/2013/10/butter-baked-goods.html
coconut watermelon sorbet
Image by Dana Moos
The Art of Breakfast, How to Bring B&B Entertaining Home – a cookbook by Dana Moos!
Nice Family Meals photos
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Signorello Estate Winery, Napa Valley, California, USA
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History of the Signorello Estate Winery:
Starting the Venture
Ray Signorello Jr. began his journey as winemaker and vineyard owner in the Napa Valley during the mid 1980’s. Ray, born in San Francisco, California, moved to Vancouver, Canada where the Signorello family continues to maintain a home. Ray divides his time between Napa, San Francisco, Vancouver and business related travel. Ray’s father, Ray Sr., initiated the vineyard project during the mid 1970’s by purchasing the 100-acre estate located on the Silverado Trail in the beautiful Napa Valley. Ray Sr. worked side by side with Ray Jr., establishing the winery’s reputation for excellence until his passing in the fall of 1998.
No Turning Back
Signorellos’ original plan was to grow quality grapes to sell to existing wineries, but the harvest of 1985 changed this plan into a new level of evolvement. The bountiful crop allowed Signorellos to custom crush the excess grapes. This opportunity demonstrated what fabulous wine their vineyards were capable of producing. The project continues to grow, as do the spectacular 42 acres planted in several different varietals. Ray’s continuing effort represents the invested energies that created this reality from a dream.
In 1986 the Signorellos began the second phase of the venture, this was the building of the main winery structure. This beautiful building is used for barrel storage, wine tasting and retail sales. Along with the building of the winery, wine production was expanded to include Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir. By the end of the 1980’s the Signorello family was thoroughly committed to making wine as well as growing grapes.
The decade of the nineties proved to be pivotal for Signorello Estate. In 1990 the first planting of red varietals began on the property- Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Syrah.
What brought the Signorellos to the Napa Valley was the romantic side of winemaking; growing grapes, working the land, and enjoying the wine country lifestyle of camaraderie, good wine and great meals. While the Valley lifestyle is a very real part of the business, there is a serious responsibility to making a dream become a reality, both father and son realized this fact early in the endeavor.
This venture was a dream; now it is reality.
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Employees for John Deere Ag & Turf Division in Cary, N.C., donate more than 560 school backpacks for North Carolina National Guard Family Programs, Aug. 21, 2015. The employees of the military appreciation group lead by Gail Dawes, wife of NCNG Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Dawes, carried, drug and tossed the packs in the back of a NCNG Medium Tactical Vehicle for transport to Guard HQ and later distribution to Guard families during upcoming drills. The employees continue a commitment began by the company in 2005 supporting various family programs events including Christmas meal donations. “It is important to walk the walk, it is everything to us,” said Denver Caldwell, manager of U.S. and Canada turf marketing. The bags will be stuffed with school supplies from previous donations from Wells Fargo, Operation Homefront and Dollar Tree. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Robert Jordan / Released)
Chinese food
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Family style!
