Game 2: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox, Who Are You Rooting (Eating) For?

Courtesy of Washington Post, Thomas Boswell

Whether you are a die-hard Red Sox fan or a hardcore Cardinals fan, hope is not lost since the World Series is not over yet: There are two more pivotal games before a winner emerges. Will it be the Boston Red Sox, a team that hasn't lost a world series game in 27 years? Or will it be the St. Louis Cardinals, a team that has won eleven world series championships?

I know that when I watch day 2 of this epic game, that I will be making these two dishes that not only commemorate where each team is from but it's also delicious, easy-to-make, and fun to share with guests.

Boston Red Sox Fans
I'm sure when you think of Boston, you automatically think of worldly clam chowder, heart-wrenching Boston cream pies, and Italian food. But did you know that Boston is also famous for fried clams? A great way to support your team, "gastrinomically", is to make this Boston inspired dish. Check out this Youtube clip from the Food Network on easy-to-make fried clams and oysters.
Easy Fried Clams and Oysters--Food Network

St. Louis Cardinals Fans
Whenever I think of St.Louis a waft of imaginary BBQ smells tantalize my nostrils. But did you know that the area is also known for their fried raviolis? Not only is this an easy-to-make recipe, but it's great for game time when you see your favorite team up the ante against their formidable rivals. Check out this Youtube clip simple tips on making the most scrumptious fried ravioli--ever!
Easy to Make Fried Ravioli Recipe

Are you planning on watching the game at home? Preparing a World Series party with friends and family? If so, what do you plan to make for guests? Feel free to suggest recipe ideas and tips right below this post. 

Happy Sweetest Day! How Are You Celebrating It?

Happy Sweetest Day, everyone! Even though this holiday is widely celebrated in the Midwest and is often chided as the kid cousin of Valentine's Day, it's still a perfect way to spread kindness to people you love.

Sweetest Day started in 1922 when Herbert Birch Kingston (a candy company employee) gave sweet treats and presents to the less fortunate. After others joined him in his effort to spread kindness to others, "Sweetest Day of the Year" became part of American tradition.

In fact, here's a compilation of ways for you to celebrate Sweetest Day with a loved one.

Sweetest Day Ideas

• Volunteer at a nursing home. 
• Visit your neighbors.
• Watch comedies with people who are in need of good company.
• Bring delicious sweets to friends and family.

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