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Monday: National Baked Alaska Day A dish named after a heated debate over the purchase of the state of Alaska from Russia in 1867, baked Alaska is an ice cream cake topped with meringue toasted in the oven just before serving, or bombe Alaska en flambe! On this day, try your hand at making this layered dish by following this Food Network recipe to enjoy with family and friends.  Tuesday: Groundhog Day On Feb. 2 each year we watch to see if Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania’s resident groundhog, he will see his shadow and soon usher spring around the corner. Based on the German Candlemas holiday where predictions of whether winter will last six more weeks are based on whether a hedgehog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, the United States and Canada have adopted Groundhog Day to spread a little spring cheer among the bleak weather. To celebrate Groundhog Day, tune-in to your local news station to see if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow and see for yourself will your local groundhog see

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