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A delicious feast of a novel, it relates the complicated history of the all-female De La Garza family. Tita, the youngest daughter of the house, has been forbidden to marry, condemned by Mexican tradition to look after her mother until she dies. But Tita falls in love with Pedro, and he is entranced by the magical food she cooks. Filled with recipes that will delight you!
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Chapter Ten: October
1 cup heavy cream
6 eggs
cinnamon
syrup
Take the eggs, crack them and separate the white. Stir the 6 egg yolks with the cup of cream. Beat until the mixture becomes light. Pour it into a pot that has been greased with lard. The mixture should be no more than an inch thick in the baking pan. Place it on the heat over a low flame and allow to thicken.
Remove the pan from the heat and allow the custard to cool. Cut into small squares.
Next, beat the egg whites so that the custard squares can be rolled in them and fried in oil. Finally, the fitters are served in syrup and sprinkled with ground cinnamon.
January is a time to acknowledge those who donate blood or who pledge to. It is a great time to schedule a donation as it is usually when blood is in short supply. The first National Blood Donor Month occurred in January 1970 after President Richard Nixon proclaimed on December 31, 1969.
With only 3% of Americans donating blood despite, and less than 20% of the donations coming from people of color, it’s crucial to encourage more diverse participation. Consider scheduling a donation this month to help save lives.
It was Carter G. Woodson, the "father of Black history," who first set out in 1926 to designate a time to promote and educate people about Black history and culture, according to W. Marvin Dulaney. He is a historian and the president of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH).
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