Archive for the 'Great Food' Category

Cocktails for Thanksgiving

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

This Thanksgiving enhance your dinner menu with cocktails. These specially concocted treats contain ingredients and spices thata re sure to please your party guests and bring out the flavors of the holiday meal. These two drink recipes are for sage mojitos and hot hazelnut cider. They’re simple to make and each contain only a few ingredients. Read of for great recipes for Thanksgiving cocktails.

The Benefits Of Green Tea

Monday, June 16th, 2008

Green tea, which has greatly increased in popularity, is a genuine tea. Although it has always been popular in China, Japan and Taiwan, green tea has recently undergone a surge in popularity throughout the rest of the world.
Historically, green tea has always been thought to have special healing properties. Modern studies and research have concluded […]

Atlantic Tropical Hurricane Season Could Cause Higher Coffee Prices

Friday, June 13th, 2008

This Atlantic Tropical Hurricane Season looks to be a pretty tough year, but not only for the United States of America and our coastline. Think of all the deaths, which will be lost in the Caribbean and Central America. And if all that sounds too far away for you why not go to the kitchen […]

Green Transport and reduce your carbon footprint

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

Being green is a thing that is going to impinge on us all in the next thirteen years. We have Environmental Travel, Electric Automobiles & Biological Diesels to look at now.
There are many several varieties of Biological Fuels. Bio Diesels are principally plant based alternatives to oil- based Diesels such as petroleum, diesel and heating […]

Seasoning An Oven

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Untreated cast iron rusts, especially around water. To prevent metal from oxidizing in the presence of moisture, cast iron requires a process called ?seasoning?. Seasoning is simply the procedure of baking oil into the oven’s pores, and on top of the iron pores. This baked on coating will darken and eventually turn […]

Whole Grain Vs. Whole Wheat - What’s the Best for You? Part II

Saturday, May 3rd, 2008

Here is an easy way of finding the healthiest breads and cereals that you can. Number one, look for the words WHOLE GRAIN. Look at the first two ingredients, if one those two do not say WHOLE GRAIN, put it back! Number 2, look for the FDA-approved health claim that reads “In a low fat […]

Lobster Bisque Soup Recipe

Monday, April 28th, 2008

The lobster bisque is very rich, so a small serving (about
two-thirds cup per person) is plenty. At the restaurant, this is
baked in individual crocks, with puff pastry on top.
2 lb boiled lobsters, medium sized
2 1/2 c fish or chicken stock
1 onion, sliced
4 celery stalks, with leaves
2 cloves, whole
1 bay leaf
1/4 c soft butter
1/4 […]

Andalucian cuisine - a guide

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

Undoubtedly one of Spain’s most culinary rich regions, Andalusia
is an area famed for its cuisine and its culture of food. Much
like the rest of Spain, food is an important part of social
life; here the meal is about a lot more than simply eating.
Andalusia is also the home of one of Spain’s favourite exports;
tapas. Restaurants can […]

London Restaurant Reviews

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Hardens food guide all really started in the early 90’s it was seen that London as a popular city had no French restaurants guides at all. The idea was to design something that was small and pocket sized that food loving customers could use to help them to decide where is a good Israeli restaurant […]

Chocolate-Cinnamon Toast: The Ultimate Comfort Food

Sunday, March 30th, 2008

Some mornings you wake up and charge out of bed, ready to save the
world. Other mornings you want to pull the covers over your head and
tell the world (including your family) to go away.
On those “undercover” days, try this Chocolate-Cinnamon Toast.
There’s nothing quite as comforting as cinnamon and chocolate mixed
together. This toast is the ultimate […]