The Advocatesâ office provides speakers for group presentations on a wide range of educational topics, including: 1  Identity theft, fraud and scams. 2  Reverse mortgages. 3  Long-term care and end-of-life issues.  Senior safety and home 1  modifications. Benefits and Social Security. 2  Retirement. Elder  abuse.
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There are lots of recipes that call for coarse salt these days. Coarse salt refers to sea salt or kosher salt, salt that has a much larger grain to it than common table salt â hence the name âcoarseâ salt.The reason that coarse salt is so popular is not that it is saltier or more flavorful than regular salt, but because it has a more dramatic impact when it comes to flavoring.ecipes for baked goods â unless they specifically call for coarse salt â are written with the expectation that you will use standard table salt. In baked goods, you want the salt to disperse evenly into a recipe to even out the flavor of a dish, not show up in big salty chunks.