PDF Spring ‘09, page 54, Double-Chocolate Fudge Cake. Quantity of ? cup unsweetened cocoa powder is missing.
Jo Wood
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Editor’s note: Our article and photo spread on those fabulous Church Cakes was a big hit with readers. Sorry we regret any kitchen stress. The answer is “1/3 cup of cocoa powder.” See the entire recipe here.
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MPO: Driving Force
Highway projects are everywhere you drive. Who is responsible for what gets built? The MPO is where it starts.
Anna McKinney
“The day of the Christmas parade in 1995, I had gone to a doctor for a second opinion. I came right up here, straight from the doctor’s office. I had a parade to do. I did the parade and then met my husband at a Christmas party. I sat there beside him and told him I had to go to the hospital in two days.”
The Way North
The way north was an old trace that lay along the great wrinkle in the earth that separated the Blackland Prairie to the east from the Southern Plains to the west. The trail ran from Southwest Texas north to present day St. Louis, Missouri, and for centuries it served as a conduit for trade and war and migration by peoples ancient and modern. It went by many names. Most referred to it as the Shawnee Trail, for the ancient Indian village of Shawneetown near present day Denison. The military route built by the Texas army in 1843 was called the Preston Road. It ran south from Coffee’s Trading Post in the Washita Bend of the Red River to Cedar Springs hard by the Trinity in what is now Dallas. For settlers heading to the Promised Land south of the Red it was The Texas Road, and for the drovers who pushed the cattle herds north it was the Sedalia Trail, the Kansas Trail, or just, the trail.
