NOW WE'RE COOKING: Lemon and herb roasted chicken
I love roasted chicken, but not as much as I love Food Network chef Tyler Florence. He is — without a doubt — my celebrity crush. This is his recipe for some yummy chicken with tasty roasted potatoes. It's perfect to cook on a cold Sunday afternoon because it fills the whole house with warmth.
BUCK'S BYTES: From orbit to exoplanets
A mere 50 years after John Glenn's orbit, we find our new frontiers light-years away.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: When it comes to kids, keep it simple
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. Have you ever had a young child ask you a question, and you went way overboard on the answer? A family counselor told me once that ...
WILL'S WORLD: Sophomore stars at Duluth, Peachtree Ridge
Duluth's Powell, Peachtree Ridge's Amichia are rising stars; Hardy's a good fit at GAC; and Rennie Curran is back in the NFL
NOW WE'RE COOKING: Hearts of palm soup
My friend Emanuella Grinberg had brought to my attention that I have not written about any vegetarian recipes. So I asked my self, "Self, what is your favorite meatless meal?" And this is one that I adore. This soup is perfect on a cold, rainy day with a big piece of crusty bread. Emanuella, this one's for you.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: A woman’s girlfriends are her lifeline
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. I had lunch in Snellville the other day with two girlfriends, fellow journalists. I’m almost ashamed to say this, but we were in the restaurant for ...
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: There’s a new breed of parent out there
Maybe I'm hypersensitive to it, but it sure seems like parents let children get away with too much these days.
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT: Remembering Whitney
Gwinnett Daily Post staffers Corinne Nicholson and Tori Boone share their thoughts and memories of Whitney Houston.
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT: Local movie lovers unite
Lawrenceville's Colonial 18 is holding a Best Picture Showcase, showing all of the Best Picture nominees for the Oscars over two Saturdays.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Guys, you have less than a week
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. That’s right. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner - Tuesday, in fact. I read somewhere the other day that this is the most procrastinated holiday ...
NOW WE'RE COOKING: Chicken tikki masala
Everyone knows that I love Indian food, right? Well, the word got out to my friends over at the Baitul Baqi Mosque in Norcross and the Georgia Women's Chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community invited me out to teach me this recipe — it was amazing!
WILL'S WORLD: Swimming dominance overlooked
Gwinnett boys swimming and diving teams rule the state's largest classification
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Big game ads, halftime show stimulate water cooler talk
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. When you think about it, what other event besides the BIG GAME (I don’t think we’re allowed to use the “S” word when referring to Sunday’s ...
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT: Going commercial
There's football in the Super Bowl? I run down some of my favorite Super Bowl commercials from over the years.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: A telling measure of a society is its treatment of animals
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. I’m paraphrasing in the title, but I read that somewhere about a society and its animals. I believe it was on a bulletin board at the ...
NOW WE'RE COOKING: Thai chicken soup
I found this recipe on the Food Network's website and tweaked it slightly. I had never cooked with curry paste or coconut milk, so this was quite the adventure. I'll let you know the dos and don'ts with both.
WILL'S WORLD: Meeks, Lou W. coming to town
The best Gwinnett hoopsters I've seen, Jodie Meeks and Lou Williams, come to town this week when the Sixers play the Hawks, plus a look at the public life of the Witt family.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Parents, soap or no soap?
Editor’s Note: Carole Townsend, a correspondent for the Daily Post, is writing a blog called “Food for Thought.” It is available online at http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/townsend. I was listening to a radio station this morning on my way to my favorite coffee purveyor. It was a local Gulf Shores station that plays ...
BUCK'S BYTES: Newt's big idea has big problems
Gingrich has big ideas for a moon base, but the reality just doesn't line up with his policy goals.
WILL'S WORLD: Daniel leaves huge void at Buford
Coach's untimely death Thursday morning will be tough to get over.
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