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Julie: My holiday turkey stands its best chance as the centerpiece
NOV 21, 2013
By Julie McCombs
Food Editor
Grandma's Chicken Soup is an old-fashioned recipe served with a hug
NOV 14, 2013
When I was little, my grandmother loved to make chicken soup to ease cold and flu symptoms. I couldn’t smell the delicious broth, but it sure felt good going down. I did some research to see if grandma’s soups and tea remedies had magical healing powers or if it was just the wonderful hugs she gave as she wrapped me in my favorite blanket.
Chicken soup does actually help clear nasal clogging. Salmon stew helps with omega-3 fatty acids from the salmon, which have an ant-inflammatory effect. Dark greens added to hot vegetable soup are loaded with vitamins A and C and Ginger seems to settle stomachs. Adding these components to your immune systems gives it strength to fight off those nasty winter colds and infections. I have added a few of my favorite recipes that you can make this cold and flu season.
Toys keep the legacy alive of a caring daughter of Greer
NOV 13, 2013
I spent last Sunday watching adults and children stroll into the Clock restaurant by the dozens.
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