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STAFF BLOG SHESAYSTV The Great Indoors: Grilled Romaine with Roasted Garlic Caesar Dressing
I was excited when I heard I would get to cook with a man who once called Mickey Mouse Boss. Tim Rosendahls culinary resume is longer than a shish kabob skewer. Rosendahl is a native of Fargo and a gr...
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Parenting Perspectives: Morning is not my friend
I can almost see him now – the curly-haired cowboy riding his horse through the Oklahoma corn field, Technicolor blue skies framing his handsome face.
“Oh what a beautiful morning. Oh what a beautiful day.”
By Tracy Briggs , March 11, 2013
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The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Nothing says ‘I love you’ like bacon roses
I’m not sure when I first started to notice that people on Facebook had gone a little nuts. Well, let’s qualify that. Some people on Facebook have always been a little nuts.
But about a year ago, I began to see a really weird obsession: People posting their love of bacon.
By Tracy Briggs , February 27, 2013
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The Great Indoors: Woody's spaghetti sauce
Who doesn't love a good spaghetti sauce especially when it's packed with healthful, filling ingredients?
February 20, 2013
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The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Chocolate, strawberries pair for romantic treats
Valentine’s Day is here, and for those of you in a panic because you haven’t done anything special for your amour, there’s still time.
By Tracy Briggs , February 13, 2013
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The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Get creative with all those extra T-shirts
It seems like every time you turn around someone is giving you a T-shirt. You run a race, you join a club, you give money to a fundraiser. You get a shirt, you get a shirt, you get a shirt.
By Tracy Briggs , February 06, 2013
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Parenting Perspectives: Making clothes for kids is ‘sew’ overrated
My name is Tracy, and I’m sewing challenged.
I’m admitting this today in hope that my children’s future teachers, coaches and club advisers will never again expect me to sew, stitch or do anything remotely crafty.
By Tracy Briggs , January 28, 2013
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The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Overcome your fondant fear (with video)
You know you’ve thought it. You see a recipe on Pinterest and you think, “Well that’s great, but I could never make it!”
That’s what Areavoices blogger Shannon Olson once thought. An untrained baker, she’s become a local expert on fun, creative cake decorating, and she says it’s easier than you might think.
By SheSaysTV on Areavoices.com , January 23, 2013
The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Unusual takes on traditional cakes
The other day while scrolling through Facebook, my friend Shannon Olson posted a picture of a cake she had just made.
Shannon is famous for her creations. As the writer of the “Vintage North Dakota Kitchen” blog on Areavoices, she never ceases to amaze with her creative turn on some standard dishes.
By Tracy Briggs , January 16, 2013
Great Indoors: Using feng shui to bring balance, joy to your home 
Is feng shui the secret to a happier home life? The ancient Chinese might say so and some modern day Midwesterners too. What is feng shui? According to About.com:
By Tracy Briggs , January 09, 2013
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Great Indoors: Turn tomatoes, onions into rich tart
Years ago, when I worked in television news, a handful of reporters, photographers and producers were sitting around eating burgers for lunch. I noticed every single one of us had picked the tomatoes and onions off of our sandwiches.
By Tracy Briggs , December 26, 2012
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The Great Indoors with Tracy Briggs: Relish a tasty alternative to canned sauce
My mom was a great cook. Our Christmas dinners were a delicious array of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy and my dad’s favorite, peas with those little pearl onions. But I was never a big fan of one dish on our holiday table, jellied cranberry sauce.
By Tracy Briggs , December 19, 2012
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Parenting Perspectives: Enjoying the little things
As I went Black Friday shopping this year, I noticed the abundance everywhere.
Stores were brimming with high-tech this and that, the latest gadgets and the finest clothing and housewares. But in the corner, on a shelf tucked way back, I noticed a little sign.
By Tracy Briggs , December 03, 2012
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The Great Indoors: How to make Halloween eyeballs
The other day my co-worker Josh Thomas came up to me and said, “For the next blog segment, I’d like to show you how to make some really great eyeballs.”
I was intrigued, and with Halloween coming up I felt like living on the edge.
By Tracy Briggs , October 24, 2012
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Parenting Perspectives: School pictures never used to be this hard
From the time we are born until the day we die we are bombarded with choices: Coke or Pepsi, PC or Mac, Democrat or Republican.
But I’ve had it. I’m tired of making choices.
By Tracy Briggs , October 22, 2012
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The Great Indoors: A fall garden extravaganza of tasty soups
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Every year around this time, the bounty from the garden moves from outside to inside.
The veggies you painstakingly worked all summer to grow have now been harvested, and they’re left sitting on your kitchen counter. Maybe you’ve been canning some of them, but what about the rest of them?
By Tracy Briggs , October 17, 2012
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