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HOLIDAYS MADE SIMPLE

With all the holiday frenzy, it’s important to keep celebrations simple, surrounded by family and friends and the warmth of tradition. My wife, Lindsay, and her family have a Thanksgiving tradition where at the end of the meal, we pass around a beautiful old bottle and corn kernels. Everyone drops a kernel into the bottle and says something they are thankful for.

Guests at your next gathering will be grateful for Cider-Dijon Pork Chops with Roasted Sweet Potatoes and Apples — a quick,

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