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GoLocalWorcester | Old Sturbridge Village Receives $5M Gift - Largest in Museum s History

GoLocalWorcester | Old Sturbridge Village Receives $5M Gift - Largest in Museum s History
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Maple sugaring in Massachusetts: 5 family-friendly things to do in March

Saturday and Sundays in March, 12-4 p.m. Appleton Farms, Hamilton & Ipswich  Weekend maple-flavored fun at Appleton Farms continues through the end of March. Try sugar on ice, see demonstrations of maple sugaring in the Sugar Shack, sample food trucks and local craft beer vendors on site, from 12 to 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday. Take home homemade maple-filled food items, right from the farmstead kitchen. Fire Pit Picnics will also continue through maple season. Tickets for hikes, walks, guided tours and fire pits must be purchased separately. Parking fee at Appleton Farms is $10 on weekends for nonmembers. All visitors will be required to follow Covid-19 guidelines, including wearing face coverings, maintaining social distance, and not visiting the property if you are experiencing symptoms. For more information visit thetrustees.org

Why Do We Eat Pancakes with Maple Syrup?

Why Do We Eat Pancakes with Maple Syrup? Randi Gollin © Provided by Martha Stewart Living pancakes with maple syrup The perfect weekend breakfast, without a doubt, is a stack of pancakes, hot off the griddle, topped with pure maple syrup. Yum. It s a combination as elemental as peanut butter and jelly, originating at least two hundred years ago, if not more. Pancakes and maple syrup each have their own lore, but as to how they came together? Well, that s not so straightforward. Pancakes Through the Ages Pancakes are literally as old as the hills, reaching back to our prehistoric ancestors who made their own sort of pancake either with ground grains and nuts or ground plants like ferns, cooking them on hot stones. The ancient Greeks and Romans whipped up pancakes with wheat flour, olive oil, honey, and milk. In medieval times pancakes were made with buckwheat or rye, sans leavening, while the Elizabethans favored flavorings of rose water, sherry, apples, and

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