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Program to explore historic recipes

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Barrington Plantation Event Image Historic Recipes: Cooking Cornbread at Barrington Plantation The American diet of the mid-nineteenth century consisted of corn and pork, and supplemental seasonal vegetables and fruits. Corn is a versatile crop, and during this virtual event we will be cooking two recipes that symbolize both the Jones family and their enslaved workers at the Barrington Plantation. These recipes come from the book “What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking” by Elizabeth Fisher. Dictated by Fisher, a formerly enslaved cook, “Corn Egg Bread” and “Plantation Corn Bread or Hoe Cakes” represent foods eaten daily in the 1850s. The kitchen at Barrington would have had a ready supply of corn, which was the main starch staple in early Texas. Domestic Interpreter Barb King will be leading the discussion and cooking demonstration, and answering questions about historic kitchens, hearth cooking, and historic foodways. Date: Saturday, November 13, 2 p.m. Central
Platform: Zoom (Registrants will receive the link to the event via email closer to event date)
Cost: Free (Donations in support of the Friends of the Texas Historical Commission are welcome and appreciated!)
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Get ready to track Santa via NORAD on Christmas Eve

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Visit noradsanta.org to track Santa as he heads out on his worldwide trek tomorrow night. The site has games and other fun activities for the entire family before the kids head off to bed and sleep before the Big Guy arrives in Texas.

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Santa Claus makes a stop at Bowie Elementary

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Brothers dressed in their holiday PJs get their pic with Santa. (Photo by Barbara Green)
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Bowie fish fry to assist youth fair sales on Jan. 4

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Enjoy a fish fry and live music concert on Jan. 4 all to support the 4-H and FFA youth of Montague County as they compete in the annual youth fair.
The annual Bowie fish fry for the Bowie buyers group will begin serving at 5:30 p.m. at the Bowie Community Center. Cost is $10 per plate. There will be a live auction at 7 p.m.
The evening’s concert will feature Dax Davis. Live music begins at 8:30 p.m. with the Davis concert at 9:30 p.m. Cost for the concert is $25 per ticket and $20 for a student, or $300 for a reserved table for eight.
Tickets are available at Fashion Floors, 202 N. Smythe or call 872-2468.

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