Recipes

Take Tea To New Heights

Tea is a versatile beverage that can be served at any time of day and has long been touted for its medicinal properties. On a cold day, a hot cup of tea can be just what people need to warm up, while few things are more refreshing than a glass of iced tea on a […]
Recipes

Celebrate A Popular Chocolate Dessert

It is hard to determine who created the brownie, but dessert devotees no doubt appreciation that individual’s now beloved creation. Brownies are one of North America’s favorite baked treats. They actually are classified as a bar cookie rather than a cake, and the dessert earned its name from the deep, brown color of its main […]
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Make-Ahead Meals For Tasty Holiday Dinners

Individuals may be presented with plenty of opportunities to cook for a crowd over the course of a typical year. But no time of year is more synonymous with large sit-down meals than the holiday season. Certain foods, such as pasta dishes and casseroles, are ideal dishes to cook for crowds. However, for those home […]
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Teachers Federal Credit Union Partners With St. John’s University Athletics, Reaffirming Its Commitment To Financial Wellness In The Community

Teachers Federal Credit Union, one of the largest credit unions in the nation, is proud to continue its partnership with St. John’s University Athletics Department this 2021-2022 school year. As the official credit union of St. John’s Athletics, Teachers is back on campus just in time for basketball season with engaging initiatives that aim to […]
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Nassau County Legislature Approves $500,000 Matching Grant To Allow The Armor Museum To Build A Restoration Facility

The Nassau County Legislature Rules Committee has approved a resolution that confirms Nassau County’s commitment to fund a half million dollar matching grant that will permit the Museum of American Armor to build a much needed maintenance/repair facility behind its main building inside Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Proposed by Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, the