Although I think of this dish of maple- and apple-flavored roast chicken and ribs as perfect when feeding two generations at once, you don't need children around to have an excuse to eat it.
It started with a neighbor two generations younger, who once asked Ms. Goodyear to watch her bags while she ran back upstairs to fetch a bow and arrows for a trip to Maine.
The Marcaggi family have been raising black Corsican pigs for four generations, and once Paul Marcaggi starts offering samples of lonzu, a lean pork fillet, prisuttu ham and figatellu sausage, it is easy to spend a fortune.
The study showed that cellular damage can hit three generations at once.
If a cell has a proliferative potential of 0.5, it can only replicate as fast as once every two generations of simulation and a cell with 0.05 will proliferate once every 20 generations.
After two generations of secularism, there were once again to be crucifixes in Italy's courts and classrooms.
The every-other-weekend dad, born from two generations of soaring divorce rates, was once a conventional part of American culture.
Ms. Wilson's singing was at once regal and vulnerable, and she inspired two generations of singers, including Patti LaBelle, Anita Baker and Nnenna Freelon.
Once this functional requirement does not exist, such as once the elderly individual has recovered or no longer needs care, the two generations will live apart.
"From shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations," his grandfather once predicted of family fortunes, but Edgar Jr. would not be dissuaded.
Monticello's outdoor exhibition is also part of a major transformation over the past two generations; once a sacral architectural monument to Jefferson's genius, Monticello has evolved into a more complex reflection of the man and the 5,000-acre 5,000-acre that he owned.
