Swift Kick Foods Chocolate Zucchini Bread
Vanilla yogurt, cinnamon, freshly shredded summer squash, plus a sweet cocoa twist equal a bread that borders confection.
Vanilla yogurt, cinnamon, freshly shredded summer squash, plus a sweet cocoa twist equal a bread that borders confection.
The top 20 essays have been selected. Thank you to all who participated in The Saturday Evening Post’s Tribute to Our Troops essay contest!
Our spring-themed covers from artists like John Falter, Stevan Dohanos, and Thornton Utz show the variety of the season–from warm, sunny mornings in the garden to drizzly, soaking rains, and days spent cleaning out the staleness of winter.
Old Gus would do anything for Margaret Kindy, even buy her a pony. But when Margaret’s father gets a new job in a different state, Margaret loses her beloved pony to a very gruff and abusive farmer–unless Gus can save the day.
The Saturday Evening Post’s most prolific artist and illustrator, Norman Perceval Rockwell, sustained a healthy art career spanning most of the twentieth century. His art captured the simplest of moments, providing profound insight into the interactions of man. Not only is he famous to the Post’s readership, he is arguably the greatest American artist of all time.
Leah’s marriage to Neil has never been “warm,” and as Neil spends longer hours away–and possibly with someone else!–Leah decides to fill the void with Ace, a puppy she’s training to be a service dog. But it turns out the puppy isn’t the only one learning new tricks.
In the March/April issue, humorist Phil Gulley writes: “Daylight savings is a fine thing, but how about adding more hours to the day?”
Don Gibson wants a new boat. When he finally picks out the perfect one at a local boat show, he quickly realizes he’s in way over his head. Humorous new fiction from writer Jim Warne!
Four years after an accident forced Penny to skip a special autumn ritual, she returns to the park bench that brought the promise of first love.
The easiest pie dough recipe you’ll find. It works for pies both sweet and savory—and it’s as easy to remember as it is to produce. Whether you’re making pie for 1 or 100, this is all you’ll need.
Attending to the terminally ill becomes personal for Devra when a friend from her community band is diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer.
When Sheriff Jerry Lovell hears strange reports that wild turkeys are roaming about his small town, his investigation turns up even weirder happenings between the local townsfolk.
In the second decade of America’s war on terror, conventional military methods just aren’t getting it done anymore. Sometimes the answer is drones. But more often, the response is: “Send in the SEALs.”
This sweet and spicy dish of sizzling summer produce includes cherry tomatoes, cucumber, and kale.
Wraps, sandwiches, and pitas that will make lunchtime the best part of your day.
Replace traditional coleslaw, which may be loaded with mayonnaise, with something healthier.