March 27 Joe Day

March 27 Joe Day

March 27 is Joe Day celebrating by people every year. Joe Day is a day for chance to change your name, only for today.

According to the Social Security Administration, the name Joseph was ranked No. 6 from 1893 to 1899 behind John, William, James, George, and Charles. In 1910, it moved to No. 5. From 1911 to 2005 it was ranked No. 12 or lower.

People like Name start with “J or Joe” Enjoy a cup of “Joe” with all of your friends named Joe, Jo, Joette, Joey, Joseph, Josephine, Johanna, Joann, Jodie or any variant of the name Joe every year on March 27th. Many people do not like their given name. Our Study saw that many people like name Joe or you can call them name which they like.

March 27 Easter – Changes Annually

Easter – Changes Annually March 27, 2016.

Easter is a 'movable feast', which means that its date is not fixed in the calendar. The date is calculated according to the lunar calendar, formalized in Ecclesiastical date tables. The date of Easter Sunday can fall between 22 March and 25 April. it celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Depending on which calendar a church follows, some will celebrate Easter earlier than others.

Leading up to Easter Sunday is an entire season of Easter observances beginning with Ash Wednesday, the official beginning of Lent. Lent is a time of fasting and reflection which represents the time Jesus spent in the wilderness for 40 days. Many know this as a time when Christians give something up for Lent.

Easter is related to the Jewish festival of Pesach (Passover).

According to the Gospels it was at sunrise on the first Easter Day - the 3rd day following Jesus' death - that the women who followed Jesus found the great stone blocking his tomb had been rolled away, and the tomb empty.

The Gospel of John (20.14-16) relates how Mary Magdalene meets Jesus by the tomb, but does not at first recognize him, taking him to be a gardener. Finally realizing that he has indeed risen from the dead, as he had promised he would, she runs to tell the disciples the good news. These events fulfill the prophecy that 'The Son of Man must be handed over to sinful men, be crucified, and three days later rise to life.' (Luke 24.7).

You can participate in any number of church services. Dye eggs with children and have an Easter egg hunt. Local communities hold annual Easter egg hunts as well, so check your local social media, newspapers and community listings for dates and times. #Easter, share on social media.

March 27 Spanish Paella Day

Spanish Paella Day

March 27th is observed for Spanish Paella Day. Paella is a traditional Spanish dish, made with rice, meat or fish, and a delicious sauce. Paella has become very popular and is known around the world. Rice paella originated in Valencia on the East coast of Spain in the mid-19th century in Valencia.

There are several kinds of paella cooked today, but we will tell only about three major styles: paella Valenciana (with green vegetables, meat, snails and beans), paella de marisco (with seafood instead of meat and snails and without green vegetables and beans), paella mixta (free-style paella with any combination of meat, seafood, vegetables and beans). No matter what kind of paella you prefer, its secret is in olive oil and saffron. Saffron gives paella its nice golden color.

At lunchtime, workers in the fields would make the rice dish in a flat pan over a fire. They mixed in whatever they could find – such as rabbits, snails and vegetables. Later, for special occasions, chicken was added. Paella has spread to every region of Spain, as well as worldwide, using almost any type of ingredient that goes well with rice.

March 26 Spinach Day

March 26 is Spinach Day, Popeye Spinach Day. Spinach is also welknow for its nutrients and second one is Popeye.

Spinach Packed with nutrients such as Iron, Vitamin A and Calcium. Spinach is known for being a healthy part of a balanced diet, there are so many delicious ways that you can enjoy spinach, it is also extremely good for us.

Types of spinach:

1. Savoy: dark green color with curly leaves; usually sold in fresh bunches.
2. Flat or Smooth Leaf: broad smooth leaves; mostly grown for canned and frozen spinach as well as soups, baby food and processed foods.
3. Semi-savoy: a hybrid variety with crinkly leaves: is sold fresh and processed.
4. Following China, the United States is the world’s second largest producer of spinach.
5. California, Arizona and New Jersey are the top spinach producing states in the United States.

March 26 Nougat Day

Nougat Day is observed each year on March 26th. This food holiday is in celebration of a soft and chewy or sometimes hard and crunchy candy. Recipes can range from the more traditional made with almonds and honey to those with hints of citrus.

In the US, the “nougat” used as an ingredient in many modern candy bars is different from the traditional recipes

Three basics kinds of nougats:

1. White nougat – made with beaten egg whites and honey.

2. Brown nougat – made without egg whites and has a firmer, often crunchy texture.

3. Viennese or German nougat – chocolate and nut praline

March 25 Lobsters Newburg Day

March 25 Lobsters Newburg Day

March 25th is the Lobster Newburg Day. Lobster Newburg is an American seafood dish made with lobster, butter, cream, cognac, sherry, eggs and cayenne pepper. It is an elegant and special dish enjoyed by many since the late 1800s.

There are lots of Newburg sauce recipes that you can find on internet.

There was an argument between Wenburg and manager Charles Delmonica which caused the dish to be removed from the menu but after many requests from patrons, it was returned with the name Lobster Newburg as we know it today. 

March 24 Chocolate Covered Raisin Day

March 24 Chocolate Covered Raisin Day

March 24 is Chocolate Covered Raisin Day people celebrating every year. It is a holiday for chocolate lovers who like raisins. Chocolate Covered Raisins Day is a great excuse for a treat. Nestlé Raisinets are one of the most popular candies. People can’t get enough of the delicious fruit and dark chocolate combination.

Raisins are an excellent source fiber, potassium, iron, calcium, and certain B vitamins. Enjoy a handful of chocolate-covered raisins today in honor of March 24 Chocolate-Covered Raisin Day.

March 23 Puppy Day

March 23 Puppy Day

March 23 is Puppy Day, a day reserved for recognizing the joy and love that puppies bring to our lives.

First celebrated in 2006, the unofficial holiday, which is also known as Puppy Day in the US, was created by Coleen Paige, an animal behaviorist.

There are more than 8,000 puppy mills and “backyard breeders” in America that supply pet to stores. Inhumane Treatment in Puppy Mills, Puppy mills are places where dogs are kept and bred for the sole purpose of selling them. Many mills operate under inhumane conditions and treat dogs only as breeding machines. Puppy Day shines a light on these conditions and encourages people to adopt their canine family members.

So to help puppy, who are the best and honest friends of human. Go on social media and shout on your wall “Save Puppy, Save Animal.”

March 23 Melba Toast Day

March 23 Melba Toast Day

The food holiday Melba Toast Day is on March 23 every year. Melba Toast Day offers a different slant on the sandwich or snack. Melba toast is a dry, crisp and thinly sliced toast. It is sometimes served with salad or soup or may be eaten plain or with a topping.

Melba toast was named after Dame Nellie Melba, the stage name of the Australian opera singer, Helen Porter Mitchell. The singer was quite popular with Chef Auguste Escoffier of the Savoy. It is believed he created not just this “diet” toast for Ms. Melba, but a famous dessert as well.

March 23 Chip and Dip Day

March 23 Chip and Dip Day

March23 Chip and Dip Day are observed every yearly favorite food holiday. The most popular American party snack is Chips and dip. It celebrates the favorite snack combo of chips and dipping sauce. Just a few days on March 14th we celebrate Potato Chip Day.

There are tortilla chips, corn chips, pretzel chips and even popcorn chips to name a few. After you have chosen your chips, there are dozens of dips to partner with them.

Invite some family and friends on get-together have a chip and dip party tonight, movie or your kind of music.

March 22 Bavarian Crepes Day

March 22 is Bavarian Crepes Day. Bavarian crepes are not the same as pancakes. Crepes are a delicious, very thin pancake-like dessert, typically made from wheat flour or buckwheat flour, then filled, rolled and then often topped with a glaze, fruit, chocolate or whipped cream.

You can also try Bavarian crepes served with fruit and chocolate sauce.

Search on internet find recipe and Try baking Bavarian crepes and enjoy Bavarian Crepes Day with your family and friends.

March 22 Goof Off Day

On March 22 is Goof off Day celebrating by people every year. It is a day to relax, enjoy and goof off. Do something fun and leave the work until tomorrow. Go out and spend the day window shopping with your favorite friend. Or, just read sit down and read a book or watch TV.

Everybody needs to take a break from time to time. It is often so easy to get so involved in the work and pressures in our lives. So stop, take a break, find something that you really enjoy doing and do it.

March 21 French Bread Day

French Bread Day is on March 21st enjoyed by millions across the US each year.

While the baguette claims the title of “French bread,” France produces many other famous types of bread including: croissants, brioche, pain de campagne, batard, pain de mie, and fougasse.

Beginning in 1920 a labor law prevented bakers from beginning their day before 4 a.m. Bakers adjusted by shaping their loaves of bread so they baked more quickly and evenly. As a result, the long, narrow loaves were found to be convenient for slicing and storing.

The French are known for their high standards where culinary arts are concerned. To preserve quality in their bread, laws were passed requiring minimum quantities of certain quality ingredients in each loaf of bread.