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Holiday hosts recognize it is not always so easy to feed a crowd.That pressure may be even more notable come the holiday season, when food is such an integral component of gatherings with family and friends.It may be impossible to please everyone all of the time, but few can resist a hearty comfort food like baked ziti. That makes the dish an ideal option for holiday hosts tasked with feeding a crowd.This holiday season, hosts welcoming loved ones into their homes can consider this easily prepared recipe for Baked Ziti with Chicken and Cheese courtesy of Lines+Angles.Baked Ziti With Chicken and CheeseMakes 4 to 6 servings Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 55 minutes Ingredients 16 ounces dry ziti pasta 1 large onion, peeled and chopped 1 pound ground chicken 8 cups spaghetti sauce Butter, for pan 3 cups mozzarella cheese, shredded 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese Salt, to taste.

One of my heroes is my Grandpa Meikle, who was an advisor himself and has been an important mentor my entire life. Another hero of mine is my Grandpa McKnight, or “Ray” to everyone else.Grandpa McKnight was a giant among men and was loved by many.

When you mention the word 'squirrel,' it will raise mixed emotions depending upon who you ask.Bird watchers who spend small fortunes on bird seed each year often find themselves waging war against these little thieves. Bird lovers often have to come up with some pretty ingenious squirrel deterrents.

When it comes to tax planning, there’s no shortage of widely held beliefs and misconceptions about the tax code. Given its complexity, it’s no wonder that certain myths have spread.

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