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I found this recipe years ago in Chuck Williams’ Thanksgiving & Christmas cookbook. It’s a delicious and colorful addition to any meal but is especially nice when served for the holidays. Enjoy. TINA JAROSEK

AMARILLO—Panhandle Breast Health (PBH) and the White Deer Land Museum will host an exhibit of “Art Bras” created by Pampa and Panhandle women from 10 am to 4 pm, on Saturday, Dec. 4, at the museum, 112 S. Cuyler, in Pampa. Refreshments will be served.

Looking for a WOW dessert for your Thanksgiving gathering? My sister-in-law in Arizona may have found it on www. spicysouthernkitchen.com. This Pumpkin Praline Torte has two layers of moist pumpkin cake with fall spices and a sweet and crunchy praline topping. It is layered with fresh whipped cream.

Canadian River Valley Pioneer Museum board members hosted a going away luncheon last Friday for departing employees Wendy Wright, museum director, and Elizabeth Escamilla, her administrative assistant.

I used to have a friend who lived in Paris. Paris is expensive. Angel bought the largest apartment she could afford, and it was tiny. But, because it was in Paris, she had a lot of visitors. Friends and family came to see her, and in order to get to her place and back, they would take the subway.

We are fortunate to have friends that supply us with fresh eggs, and what a treat. I discovered this egg salad recipe in the Silver Palate Cookbook almost 40 years ago. This is truly the best I have ever tasted, and the only version I make.

I have been studying up on frightening holiday rumors and found some surprises. There is apparently no evidence that any child has ever been poisoned by a Halloween treat.

Canadian resident Derrick Holdstock, coowner of Western Fire Resources, presented videos of firefighting at a whole new level in last week’s Rotary meeting. Holdstock offered an interesting summary of the various fires that their new company had been contracted to service during 2020 and 2021.

The CCC celebrated its 20th Halloween Carnival last Saturday, Oct. 30, and had an amazing turnout. “It was one of our biggest years,” said CCC business manager Trudy Uriegas. “We would like to thank all the volunteers that helped us out and everyone that attended.”