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		<title>How to Make Hummus</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is another post in the Frugal Eats series, meant to help you save money in the kitchen. First off, a confession &#8211; I am not a big fan of hummus. But more specifically, I am not a fan of bland hummus. It has to have flavor, preferably through the incorporation of lots of fresh [...]


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		<description><![CDATA[July 4th wound up being a very lovely day for us here in New York City. We have been getting an unusual amount of rain lately, so much so that many have joked around that we&#8217;re actually in Seattle. Somehow we managed to have the perfect day for barbecuing and picnicking, and took full advantage [...]


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		<title>Potato Salad</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 27 Jul 2008 19:10:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This post is a few weeks after the fact, but it was really so nice to be home for the Fourth of July. I started a new job a few months ago, so I am still at the beginning of accruing vacation and sick days. When I left my last job I was very sorry to see all the days I earned go (although I did get my vacation days in the form of a nice check). So now, I have to be careful how many days of anything I take, and when there is a holiday that the company gives, I find myself appreciating it so much more.

Anyway, we didn't do anything lavish or go see fireworks, although if you look out the window in the right direction you'll see some fireworks through some trees off in the distance (yes – we have trees in NYC!). But I did make the usual big meal, which translates to – too big of a meal for two people, but a lovely amount of leftovers for a couple or three days. We had corn on the cob (a requirement of the holiday if you ask me), homemade bread, chocolate pie, and potato salad.


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