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French Onion Soup, the King of All Soups!

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2024-01-19 08:20:23

SUMMARY: On a cold day, homemade soups excel over ready-made options, such as the cherished bean and bacon from Campbell’s. An easy recipe involves leveraging rotisserie chicken for creating comforting chicken noodle soup with stock, spices, and veggies. The cherished French onion soup, dating back to the mid-19th century, requires patience to caramelize onions which are then combined with beef broth and Worcestershire sauce. Served with toasted crusty bread and melted gruyere cheese for a rich finish, it pairs well with a Beaujolais wine at room temperature, with Georges Duboeuf or Louis Jadot as recommended choices.

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A Sanctuary in Goodman: The Magic of the Public Library

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ourmshome.com – Chelsey George – 2025-09-16 14:00:00

SUMMARY: In Goodman, Mississippi, the small library housed in a former church transformed under Rachel Floyd’s leadership since 2021. Despite the town’s high poverty and limited opportunities, the library has become a vibrant sanctuary for children. Its unique features, like a spiral staircase leading to a kids’ area and displays of local art, create a welcoming, lively environment. Rachel’s dedication to diverse programs—storytimes, crafts, STEAM clubs—boosted book checkouts from 83 to 823 over three years. More than a library, it is a community hub where children feel valued, inspired, and free to explore, learn, and grow.

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Family of Curious George Creators to Visit de Grummond in Hattiesburg

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ourmshome.com – University of Southern Mississippi – 2025-09-15 11:28:00

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The de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection at The University of Southern Mississippi houses the papers of H.A. and Margret Rey, creators of Curious George. From October 23-28, the Rey family visits Hattiesburg for a reunion celebrating their legacy with exhibitions, children’s activities, a musical, and a documentary screening. The Curious George: Original Works on Paper exhibit features rare Rey materials, including original art and letters. The collection, founded by Dr. Lena de Grummond, holds manuscripts of over 1,400 authors and illustrators. The Reys created Curious George during their 1940 flight from France, later publishing the beloved series in New York.

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Rolling Through History: The Comfort and Culture of Dumplings

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2025-09-14 11:02:00

SUMMARY: Dumplings are a comforting, versatile food with many variations worldwide. A classic Southern recipe uses simple flour and water dumplings simmered in chicken stock made from roasted chicken bones and sautéed mirepoix. Alternatives include using biscuit or Bisquick mixes for quick dumplings. Frozen dumplings are convenient but often less favored. Dumplings can be stuffed, such as Chinese potstickers or Eastern European pierogi, with fillings like pork, beef, vegetables, and cheese. Southerners also enjoy deep-fried dumplings. Originating in China during the Eastern Han dynasty, dumplings spread globally via trade routes. They are best enjoyed with flavorful dipping sauces of soy, garlic, vinegar, and chili oil.

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