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Stuffed Mushrooms and Spinach Pie

Posted on March 22, 2023 by

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By: Lisette Alexander HISTORY OF THE STUFFED MUSHROOM While the exact origin is unknown, stuffed mushrooms hit the food scene sometime between the mid-19th century and early 20th century. There is no one consensus on this, but it is unanimously agreed that the credit… Continue Reading “Stuffed Mushrooms and Spinach Pie”

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Irish Soda Breads

Posted on March 2, 2023 by

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In honor of St. Patrick’s day We decided to be festive and make Irish soda bread in honor of St. Patrick’s day. We found the original Grandma’s Old fashioned recipe and decided to make a few different options. Irish Soda Bread is a traditional… Continue Reading “Irish Soda Breads”

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Baked Apple Boats

Posted on February 10, 2023 by

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“Life is to short eat deserts first” ” Who does not like a good baked apple. Delicious, warm sweet and great for the winter months. So we decide to make apple boats. Some facts about animals. Yes, that’s true! Apples are a great source… Continue Reading “Baked Apple Boats”

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A Blog About Autistic Interests
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder often have intense interests or fixations. This blog is a space for young adults to showcase their interests, thereby providing a medium for their voices to be heard. All of the interest posts are written by autistic people, with commentary from Dr. Christine Grimaldi.

Many of our interests are drawn from pop culture and contemporary media; this includes franchises such as Marvel, Pokémon, and Lego. Certain media or topics seem to draw particular attention from autistic audiences, but special interests can also cover other topics — for example, science or history.