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First off, please please please return your bags. We love them and miss them! We don't want to be wasteful and just buy more so we appreciate you sending them back our way. I hope this simple email plea is compelling and I don't have to resort to improv song and dance. "Baby Got Bag" by Sir Mix-a Lot maybe?

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The forbidden (frozen) fruit

Good Morning friends!

I know that seeing blackberries at the top of the Family Dinner newsletter in the dead of winter must be a little jarring. A bit like seeing a hippo on a Vespa in the bike lane; strange and unexpected but somehow exciting.

We all love fresh fruits and veggies* but for reasons that should be obvious, some of these items are hard to procure in New England in winter. (It's 'cause the ground is colder than our dead, black hearts y'all.)

The dish of the year goes to....

Good Morning Friends,

There are plenty of year in reviews out there; chronicling 2024's most compelling photographs, jaw-dropping feats of athleticism or most sequiney leotard worn by Taylor Swift.

Unequipped to speak to any of that, I'll just shine the spotlight on my number one dish of the year; the ever humble but intensely rewarding lentil soup.

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The forbidden (frozen) fruit

The dish of the year goes to....