Today is Thursday, October 13, 2011
National Yorkshire Pudding Day
Celebrate National Yorkshire Pudding Day! Yorkshire pudding is an iconic British dish similar to a popover. The first recipes for the dish appeared in the 1700s, but the exact origin is unknown.
Yorkshire Pudding is made by combining flour, eggs, salt, milk, and pan drippings from prime rib or roast beef. It is most often served with roast beef or chicken, and, of course, lots of gravy.
Often considered the national dish of England, Yorkshire Pudding is still common today. Celebrate National Yorkshire Pudding Day and make a delicious homemade batch to enjoy with your family!
October is National Pasta Month & National Dessert Month &National Chili Month & National Roller Skating Month & Adopt-a-Dog Month & National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
This week is Fire Prevention Week
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"Everything you do in life, every choice you make, has a consequence. When you do things without thinkin', then you ain't makin' the choice. The choice is makin' you."Mark Steven Johnsonfor October 13
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1854 - The state of Texas ratified a state constitution.
1943 - During World War II, Italy signed an armistice with the Allies and declared war on Germany.
1960 - The World Series ended on a home run for the first time. Bill Mazeroski's homerun allowed the Pirates to beat the Yankees.
1962 - "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" opened on Broadway.
1967 - The first game of the new American Basketball Association was played.
1998 - The NBA canceled regular season games due to work stoppage, for first time in its 51-year history.
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