When you think of “tea time,” the image of sipping a relaxing cup of tea with friends may come to mind, but when these words bounce off the walls in my house, the teapot isn’t whistling. Instead, my husband and sons are racing out the door to make their “tee time” at the golf course.
Abstaining from eating meat during Lent is common practice for many, but it doesn’t mean you have to deprive yourself and loved ones from delicious meals. Whether you observe Lent or are simply looking for new ways to replace traditional proteins for a meal or two each week, there are countless mouthwatering recipes you can turn to.
Consider Chamomile-Infused Jasmine Rice with Salmon, for example, with floral jasmine notes pairing nicely with earthy chamomile for an easy yet elegant feast that’s ready in just half an hour. With its mild flavor, salmon offers a pleasing starting point for those easing their way into incorporating more seafood into their diets.
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Preheat broiler. Prepare rice according to package directions, adding three tea bags to simmering water with rice to infuse with tea flavor.
Transfer rice to large bowl. Tear remaining tea bag; mix half with 2 tablespoons butter and melt in microwave to infuse butter.
Mix infused butter, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 tablespoon chives, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; fold into rice and set aside.
Arrange salmon and asparagus on foil-lined baking sheet. Drizzle remaining butter over salmon and asparagus. Season with remaining salt and pepper. Broil 9-11 minutes, or until salmon begins to flake and
asparagus is tender.
Serve salmon and asparagus with rice. Drizzle salmon with remaining lemon juice and garnish with remaining chives.
CRUNCHY THAI
PEANUT AND QUINOA SALAD
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes
Servings: 4
1 bag Success Tri-Color Quinoa
1 1/2 cups shredded cabbage mix
1/2 cup cilantro, roughly chopped
2 tablespoons fresh mint, roughly chopped
1/2 cup English cucumber, thinly sliced
1/2 cup carrots, shredded
1/2 cup red bell peppers, thinly sliced
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon fish sauce
1 teaspoon sesame oil
1 teaspoon honey
1 teaspoon white vinegar
1/4 cup peanuts, roughly chopped
Prepare quinoa according to package directions. Cool.
Mix cooled quinoa with cabbage, cilantro, mint, cucumber, carrots and bell peppers.
In small bowl, whisk soy sauce, fish sauce, sesame oil, honey and vinegar.
Add dressing to quinoa and toss to combine. Top with peanuts.
When my Irish-born friend Margaret moved to the United States more than 10 years ago, she couldn’t help but notice our always-on-the-go, hectic, and harried lifestyle. She was determined to show Americans that it is possible to pause and enjoy friendship like the Irish tend to do. So, she not only makes a daily event of tea time for herself, but she also shares the tradition with her children and friends.
With St. Patrick’s Day coming up on March 17, make a family resolution to slow down and enjoy simple moments together like tea time. As Margaret observes, “By the time everyone sips some tea, slathers scones with jam and butter, and pours more tea, can you imagine the wonderful one-on-one discussions a person can have with their children, family and friends?”
Here are some ideas to get started: Kids can help by setting up the “tea tray,” a necessary component for tea time. You’ll need a sugar bowl, a pitcher for milk, and a small plate with sliced lemons. Cover the coffee table or dining room table with a white lace cloth. (She collects hers at tag sales.) Then place cups, saucers, spoons and napkins around the table. Each person can be given a dessert plate and a butter knife to cut scones or cake into pieces, or for spreading butter and cream.
When it’s time to sit down, let the children be responsible for passing the milk, sugar, cake or scones.
How to brew a proper pot of tea: Boil a kettle of water. Pour 1 inch of hot water into a china or silver teapot. Swirl to warm, then pour it out.
Into the pot, measure 1 teaspoon of tea per person and 1 extra teaspoon for the pot. Add rapidly boiling water to the pot and steep for 5 minutes. Strain tea into teacups.
Dispose of used tea leaves in a compost pile or scatter them around your growing roses.
Serve with whole milk if you wish. It gives the tea a nice color and rounds out the flavor. Children tend to prefer it this way.
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refresh my memory of what it’s called and A: You are referring to “StartUp,” a drama series on Crackle (which
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• Many people have written in the tip to use two similarly sized bowls, one larger than the other, to serve cold salads at picnics. You add a few cups of crushed ice to the larger bowl, then nestle the smaller bowl into it, making it “chilled.” In any case, remember: Don’t leave food out longer than two hours.
• If you are doing food platters for your barbecue, consider making several smaller platters instead of one large dish. The large ones are harder to store when you prep beforehand, but a better reason is that the items will not go stale/too warm/too cold quite as fast, and it’s easy to switch out plates throughout the party.
• “Using plastic cups for a crowd? Remember to put out a permanent marker, colorful rubber bands or some other way to mark one’s glass. It’s sometimes hard to keep track when they all look the same.” -- C.L. in Pennsylvania
• “Purchase a small cooler to use for large quantities of sides. I have a cooler advertised as fitting a six-pack of drinks. It’s perfect for holding macaroni salad at our summer beach gatherings with family. I do not use it for anything else, and it retains its cold temperature despite the heat (when everyone remembers to keep the lid closed, of course).” -- R.R. in South Carolina
item and it is returned to the closet, replace the hanger normally. In a few months, if an item has not been worn, it’ll be apparent. If it’s not likely to be worn, it should go.
• Spring is a wonderful time to clean the walls inside your house. It clears away hidden dust and really freshens a room. Clean painted walls by dusting them first with a dry mop, then washing with a rag dampened in water. If you need a little extra oomph -- say, in the kitchen or bath -- add a couple drops of mild dish soap.
• “For serving utensils used during picnic lunch, I have two large zip-top plastic bags. I label them ‘clean’ and ‘dirty.’ Anything used to touch raw meat goes in the ‘dirty’ bag. And serving spoons that can be used again to serve are in the ‘clean’ bag.” -- M.A. in Arizona.
• New drapes or even new pillow covers in a fabulous pattern can really jazz up a room. Consider switching smaller furniture accents between common rooms or a fresh furniture arrangement to change it up.
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2.Geoff Capes, World’sStrongest Man champion in1983 and 1985,competed for GreatBritainatthe 1976and1980 Olympic Games inwhatathletics event?
3.What Dominican infielder, whose career spanned 1982-2007, was the last activeMajor LeagueBaseball player tohavebeen born inthe 1950s?
4.Golfer Peter Thomson, who won the Open Championship five times from 1954-1965,hailed from whatcountry?
5.Heplayed tight endfor 11NFL seasons, most notablyfor the New York Jetsfrom 2000-2004. His son, Rocco,threw 23touchdown passes for the 2023IowaState Cyclones.Whoishe?
6.What American figureskater, 1995 U.S.women’s singles champion,overcame drug addictionand later becamea circus performer?
6.
pitcher Mel Parnell played his entire Major League Baseball career from 1947-56 with what team?
7. What one-mile oval racetrack opened near Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1997 and last hosted a major pro motorsports race in 2005?
7. “Clean,Old-Fashioned Hate” isthe nameof the collegeathletics rivalry between whattwo teams?
Q: I’m so happy to see so many cast members on Reba McEntire’s new sitcom. Are there any other cast members from the original “Reba” series set to appear in the future? -M.W.
A: Christopher Rich, who starred on the WB sitcom “Reba” from 2001-2007, recently guest-starred on McEntire’s new NBC sitcom “Happy’s Place.” Rich suffered a stroke in 2018 and was thrilled to reunite with his former co-stars in an episode where he plays a tattoo artist who was also dealing with the residual effects of a stroke. He was eager to incorporate this experience into the character and hopes to return for another guest spot next season.
JoAnna Garcia Swisher, who played Cheyenne on “Reba”
Trivia Test
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1. LITERATURE: Who lives at 4 Privet Drive?
2. TELEVISION: Which 1980s sitcom featured the Keaton family?
3. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Who was the first American-born president?
4. COMICS: What is Deadpool’s profession?
5. AD SLOGANS: Which makeup company’s slogan is “Maybe she’s born with it”?
6. HISTORY: Which battles marked the beginning of the American Revolution?
7. INVENTIONS: The 1904 World’s Fair introduced which fluffy confection?
8. MOVIES: In which year were the first Oscars awarded?
9. MEASUREMENTS: What does 1 gallon of water weigh?
10. GEOGRAPHY: What are the colors of the Italian flag?
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and currently stars in the Netflix series “Sweet Magnolias,” told People magazine that she would 100% guest-star on “Happy’s Place” if and when she’s asked. ***
Q: Did the actress who played Eve on the Apple TV+ series “Bad Monkey” appear on a soap opera when she was younger? She looks like the actress who played Lizzie on “Guiding Light.” -- U.B.
A: If you’re thinking of Emme Rylan, who played Lizzie Spaulding on “Guiding Light” from 2006-2009, she does resemble her, but it’s not the same actress. Meredith Hagner, who recently starred opposite Vince Vaughn in “Bad Monkey,” did get her start on a CBS soap around the same time as Rylan. She was cast as young Liberty Ciccone on “As the World Turns” and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy award before the long-running soap was canceled in 2010. Hagner most recently played one of the double-booked brides in the Amazon comedy film “You’re Cordially Invited,” opposite Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell. Offscreen, she’s married to actor Wyatt Russell (“Under the Banner of Heaven”), son of Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn. “Bad Monkey,” which was filmed on location in Florida, will move its production to the West Coast next season after receiving a $20 million tax credit from the state of
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California. According to Colleen Bell, director of the California Film Commision, these incentives help encourage jobs in the state and drive economic growth. Bell stated, “The impact goes beyond the entertainment industry -- it supports families, local businesses and communities statewide.”
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Q: Is it true that Kate Hudson was originally offered Anne Hathaway’s role in the movie “The Devil Wears Prada”? -K.W.
A: Yes, Kate Hudson was offered the role of Andy Sachs in the 2006 hit movie “The Devil Wears Prada” (based on the best-selling novel of the same name), but she turned it down. The film’s director David Frankel told Entertainment Weekly that several big-name actresses were in the running for Hathaway’s role, including Rachel McAdams, Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman. Hudson says that the timing wasn’t right for her to do the role, but she regrets her decision after seeing the movie.
Next up, Hudson stars in the sports-comedy series “Running Point,” which was co-created by Mindy Kaling for Netflix. Send me your questions at NewCelebrityExtra@gmail.com, or write me at KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. (c) 2025 King Features Synd., Inc.
born after the
BY LUCIE WINBOURNE
• A Spanish civil servant went unnoticed for six years after he stopped showing up for work until someone tried to give him an award for his long service.
• The Spangler Candy Company named their famous lollipops “Dum Dums” because it was a word that was easy for any kid to say.
• In the 1960s, the Goodyear tire company tested the bright idea of lighted tires, to be available in a range of colors. They looked pretty cool in the dark, but their unfortunate tendency to melt under heavy braking and poor performance in wet conditions doomed the concept to the dustbin.
• A 2016 study revealed that only 27% of the words spoken in the biggest movies were uttered by women.
• National Donut Day originally started as a way to honor Salvation Army volunteers who served donuts to soldiers in World War I.
• When a man allegedly found a dead mouse in his can of Mountain Dew, Pepsi had an expert claim in an affidavit that the drink was so acidic it would have dissolved the mouse after 30 days.
• The Hubble Space Telescope is so powerful that it can spot the glow of a firefly from some 7,000 miles away.
• Professional wrestler and mixed martial arts champion Ronda Rousey confessed on the “Jim Rome on Showtime” TV show that she tries to have as much sex as possible before a match because it boosts her testosterone levels.
• During his inauguration, Teddy Roosevelt wore a ring that contained a lock of Abraham Lincoln’s hair.
• The mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, once hired 420 mimes to make fun of traffic violators, believing his fellow countrymen feared ridicule more than fines.
••• Thought for the Day: “My best friend is the one who brings out the best in me.” -- Henry Ford
BY SAM MAZOTTA
BY FREDDY GROVES
HOLES IN THE FIDUCIARY PROGRAM
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ Fiduciary Program is set up to help veterans take care of their finances and benefits if they can’t handle it themselves because they’re sick, injured or elderly. There is a lot of money at stake: $2.7 billion in a recent year. Each of the hundred thousand veterans who fall in the category of needing assistance are assigned a fiduciary, someone who protects the veterans and their finances.
The VA’s Pension and Fiduciary Service, which manages the fiduciaries, is tasked with ensuring the proper handling of veterans’ affairs through in-person examinations, fiduciary accountings and investigations into misuse. All goes well with this arrangement ... until it doesn’t.
A recent VA Office of Inspector General report details what they found when they investigated the Fiduciary Program.
Over 300 veterans and their financial affairs were not being monitored or supervised by the Fiduciary Program for three years and in some cases longer. The hole in the system was because the program had no way to identify veterans who were in need of fiduciary services or because their records did not move from one system to the other, the Veterans Benefits Management System--Fiduciary (VBMS-Fid), after need was determined.
Which left a whole lot of money out there without oversight: in excess of $24 million.
A fiduciary is required to submit written reports about how the veteran’s money is being spent, and those reports are reviewed by program staff. In the event there’s a question, the fiduciary must clear it up. Failure to do that constitutes misuse, and an investigation is supposed to follow.
If you are a veteran who has a fiduciary managing your benefits and if you suspect that person is not acting in your best interests, let the VA know. Call them at 800-827-1000 to report possible fraud and misuse of your benefits. Or call the VAOIG hotline at 800-488-8244 to make a complaint. For a flyer about the VAOIG’s crime alert, put “Protect Vulnerable Veterans from Fiduciary Theft” in a search box online (c) 2025 King Features Synd., Inc.
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BY MATILDA CHARLES
Getting through the winter
The top five items tonight on my local news channel were automobile crashes caused by slick road surfaces. And these weren’t just little fender benders, although there was one of those that happened in a store parking lot. These five crashes produced crushed cars, serious injuries and yes, in one case, death of the occupant of the vehicle ... all because of the condition of the roads.
• On March 17, 1905, future president Franklin Delano Roosevelt married Eleanor Roosevelt, his fifth cousin once removed, in New York. Former President Theodore Roosevelt gave away the bride.
• On March 18, 1911, composer Irving Berlin obtained the copyright for “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” a multimillionselling hit that helped turn American popular music into a major international phenomenon.
• On March 19, 1957, Elvis Presley arranged to purchase the Colonial mansion on the outskirts of Memphis called Graceland for $102,500, with a cash deposit of $1,000. It is still preserved exactly as Elvis left it when he died in 1977 and is one of America’s most popular tourist attractions -- the second-mostvisited house in the nation after the White House.
• On March 20, 1345, according to scholars at the University of Paris, the Black Death, aka the Plague, was created from “a triple conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter and Mars in the 40th degree of Aquarius,” though it was actually carried by fleas that typically traveled on rats. It cut a swath across Europe, the Middle East and Asia during the 14th century, leaving an estimated 25 million dead in its wake, and popped up periodically until the 1700s, but never again reached epidemic proportions.
Instead of waiting for a warm day (which isn’t going to happen soon) to melt the ice and snow on my walk and driveway, I hire someone to clear it, and I just pay the cost, even though it’s not a welcome expense.
And in case you’ve never looked it up, it appears that over the age of 45 is when we’re advised not to shovel snow because of the risk of heart attack! For me, 45 was a very long time ago! (c) 2025 King Features Synd., Inc.
And while I hate to think of myself as a coward, more and more there are things I just don’t want to risk. I check the weather news for the temperature before I venture out by car. If it’s too cold (or will be by the time I get home), the roads could be slick. Black ice is hard to see but once your vehicle is on it, there’s no steering. Too cold and I just stay home. During a recent storm we had yet another power outage. I keep thermometers in the fridge to keep track of how warm the temperature gets. For iffy items, I just don’t take the chance that they might have gone bad. While several sources say to be sure the foods have stayed below 40 degrees in the fridge, the CDC puts a specific time limit on it: four hours in a refrigerator without power. After that time, throw it out.
• On March 21, 1980, President Jimmy Carter announced that the U.S. would boycott the Olympic Games scheduled to take place in Moscow that summer, after the Soviet Union failed to comply with his Feb. 20, 1980, deadline to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan. Four years later, in retaliation, the Soviet Union boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles.
• On March 22, 1983, the Pentagon awarded a production contract worth more than $1 billion to AM General Corp. for the development of 55,000 high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles. Nicknamed the Humvee and designed to transport troops and cargo, the vehicles were used by the American military during the 1989 invasion of Panama and the Persian Gulf War in the early 1990s.
• On March
Hollywood
BY TONY RIZZO
HOLLYWOOD -- Hugh Jackman is currently shooting the film “The Death of Robin Hood” in Northern Ireland, opposite Jodie Comer and Bill Skarsgård. The film will be a dark reimagining of the Robin Hood legend. However, the biggest drama surrounding Jackman is why his 27-year marriage to Debra Lee Furness ended abruptly in 2023. Supposedly, it was because of a romance with his “Music Man” co-star Sutton Foster (who was married to screenwriter Ted Griffin for 10 years).
In January, Jackman and Foster confirmed their relationship, but insiders say that they’re just good friends. Their supposed relationship was a cover-up to take the heat off his longtime secret relationship during the heat of the split.
Jackman’s biographical-musical film “Song Sung Blue” wrapped in Jersey, and while he’s playing Robin Hood in Ireland, Foster has completed her Los Angeles run of “Once Upon a Mattress” and is doing some theater work on Broadway. ***
Miles Teller will play a deadly renegade poacher to Oscar winner Casey Affleck’s (“Manchester by the Sea”) fish and game officer in the manhunt thriller “Wild Game.”
Teller’s also playing John Branca, Michael Jackson’s entertainment lawyer and the executive of Jackson’s estate, in the biopic “Michael.” Jaafar Jackson, Michael’s 28-year-old nephew, plays his uncle. Colman Domingo stars as Joe Jackson, while Nia Long plays Katherine Jackson.
In addition, Teller will star in the romantic
comedy “Eternity” with Elizabeth Olsen and Da’Vine Joy Randolph. ***
Jeremy Allen White, who is now immersed in season four of “The Bear,” jumped from “Deliver Me from Nowhere” (the Bruce Springsteen biopic) into Disney’s “The Mandalorian & Grogu,” with Pedro Pascal and Sigorney Weaver. White plays Rotta the Hutt, son of Jabba the Hutt, and the film drops on May 22, 2026. ***
February 10 was “Hart to Hart” star Robert Wagner’s 95th birthday. In 1959, when I was 13 years old, I stowed away on a small boat rented by Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher. As they circled around Manhattan, they discovered me hiding. They were more amused than mad, but they said since I was a stowaway, I had to work as their cabin boy to earn my passage. It was then that I discovered Robert and Natalie Wood were also aboard.
Waiting on them was a ball, even though Liz and Eddie never recognized me when I saw them for years out and about. But I became good friends with “RJ,” as his friends called him, and Natalie. When I arrived in Hollywood and needed to prove myself as a photographer, Robert allowed me to shoot him on the set of his TV series “It Takes a Thief” (19681970), which helped established me in Hollywood. Being a cabin boy was good training for a second job I luckily never needed!
The Muffuletta: A New Orleans Classic You Can Make at Home
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Laissez les bon temps rouler! Enter the Muffuletta -- a Big Easy classic that’s as indulgent as its birthplace.
A true Muffuletta (or Muffaletta, depending on who you ask) starts with a wide, round Sicilian loaf, topped with sesame seeds and a soft texture like focaccia or ciabatta. But the real magic happens inside. This sandwich is a symphony of Italian cold cuts, provolone cheese, and the pièce de résistance: a briny, garlicky olive salad that soaks into the bread, making every bite unforgettable.
If you can eat a Muffuletta without a little oil running down your arm, I hate to say it, but it wasn’t made right!
The Muffuletta was created in 1906 at Central Grocery on Decatur Street in New Orleans when a Sicilian deli owner suggested combining cured meats, cheeses and preserved vegetables inside bread instead of serving them separately. Today, it’s a beloved New Orleans staple.
One of the best things about a Muffuletta? It gets better with time. As it rests, the olive salad seeps into the bread, enhancing every layer. That’s why it’s ideal for parties -make a few, wrap them up and slice them open as needed. Late-arriving guests? No problem! They might just get the best slice.
A Sandwich with Personality
What makes a Muffuletta truly shine is the olive salad -it’s the heart and soul of this sandwich. If you plan ahead, let the salad sit overnight in the fridge. This extra step allows the flavors to meld, giving you an even more robust bite. And if you fall in love with it (which you will), make a big batch! Stored under a thin layer of olive oil in a sealed container, it’ll keep in the fridge for months, ready to transform your next sandwich, salad or even pasta dish.
While an authentic Muffuletta can be pricey at a deli, making one at home is easy and economical. Here’s how to get that signature flavor without breaking the bank:
MUFFULETTA SANDWICH
Yield: 4-6 servings
Total Time: 1 hour 15 mins. to overnight
1/2 cup marinated mixed olives
1/4 cup roasted red peppers
1/2 cup Italian giardiniera mix (pickled vegetables)
1/2 teaspoon dried Italian herbs
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 cup Italian dressing, or oil and vinegar
1 (9 inch-10 inch) round loaf of Italian or French bread
1 1/2 pounds mixed Italian deli cold cuts, like salami, bologna, soppressata, ham
1/2 pound sliced provolone cheese
In a small food processor, mince the olives, peppers, giardiniera, Italian herbs, garlic and Italian dressing.
Slice the bread in half horizontally and gently press inside to make room for the filling.
Generously spread the olive mixture on both sides of the bread. Artistically layer the cold cuts and provolone inside the bread. Place the top back on the sandwich and press down.
Wrap the sandwich tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least one hour, or preferably overnight for maximum flavor. Slice it into wedges and serve while playing Dixieland jazz (optional but highly recommended).
Variations to Suit Your Style
-- Heat Lovers: Use jalapeno-stuffed olives or add a dash of red pepper flakes.
-- Vegetarian Option: Swap out the meats for grilled eggplant, zucchini and roasted red peppers.
The Muffuletta isn’t just a sandwich, it’s a celebration of bold flavors and rich history. Whether you’re celebrating Mardi Gras or just craving something amazingly delicious, this New Orleans classic brings festivity to your table yearround. Don’t forget the napkins!
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CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD
Romaine, Chicken and Parmesan
Limited time offer or while supplies last. Limit 3. Not valid with any other offers, specials, promotions or discounts. Valid at participating locations. Cannot be sold, transferred or duplicated.
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CHICKEN GARLIC
Chicken, Tomatoes, Green Onions, Herb & Cheese Blend, Mozzarella, Creamy Garlic Sauce on Original Crust
