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Chocolate Myths and Facts
By Dan Abel · 19 years ago
MYTH: Chocolate causes cavities. FACT: Not so. Normal consumption of milk chocolate, especially at meals, does not cause an increase in cavities. Research at the Forsyth Dental Center in Boston, Mass., has shown that chocolate ...
Decorated Easter Cookies
By Scott Soloff · 19 years ago
There are many delicious cookie recipes that can be used to make decorated Easter cookies and the ones you choose will be those that are the easiest to make, when considering the taste of the ...
History Of Seedless Grapes And Raisins Used In Wine Making
By Patrick Malcolm · 19 years ago
In centuries past, ancient man noticed that grapes hanging on vines lasted for months, and even though seedy, the fruit was sweet to the taste. These grapes dried out in the sun and were called ...
Ginger And Its Medicinal Uses
By Fatima Jiwani · 19 years ago
What is Ginger
Ginger is a strengthening food that has long been used to maintain health. Ginger has a long history of both culinary and medicinal use in Chinese, Japanese and Indian medicines. In ancient ...
Crock pot; so easy, so tasty!
By Michael K. Sasaki · 19 years ago
Do you remember coming home from school and smelling a delicious dinner stewing in the crock pot? I do. Little did I know that delicious meal only took, at the most, 15 minutes to prepare. ...
Bring The Algarve Back Home with You
By Roger Wakefield · 19 years ago
Portugal is a wonderful country to forget that weight loss plan and dive into the national food.
Don't worry if you don't enjoy great food at the start of the day though, portuguese often miss ...
Secret Chili Restaurant Recipe - Three Bean Enchilada Chili
By Donna Hager · 19 years ago
Three Bean Enchilada Chili - three times the flavor plus secret ingredients that makes this a secret chili restaurant recipe!
This chili restaurant recipe is a secret restaurant recipe because it specifically calls for Ancho ...
Cajun and Creole Cooking
By Maxine Glass · 19 years ago
I'll be honest - I'm a little intimidated by Southern cuisine. Each area of the South has its own unique flavors and aromas, ingredients and methods that set it apart from the others. And being ...
Ogeechee Limes – Pleasantly Tasting Like Citrus
By Patrick Malcolm · 19 years ago
The shoreline of the Ogeechee River is densely imbedded with a little known fruit tree called the, "Ogeechee Lime" Nyssa ogeechee, that could easily demand attention from farmers, who are looking for a secondary crop. ...
The Art of Serving Caviar
By Anthony Chatfield · 19 years ago
Caviar’s role as the premier delicacy of kings, emperors, and other heads of state stretches all the way back to the Persian Empire and the “Cake of Power” days of the delectable Sturgeon Roe. It’s ...
Caviar Varieties and Variations
By Anthony Chatfield · 19 years ago
Since its discovery and rise to the top of the food ranks as one of the premier delicacies in the world, Caviar has been one of the most sought after rarities from the ocean. Going ...
The History of Caviar
By Anthony Chatfield · 19 years ago
Caviar has long been around as one of the premier delicacies offered as hors d’oeuvres or spread on an appetizer for the delight of Emperors, Czars and now party goers the world over. From its ...
Baking Tips – 5 Lessons Learned In Mom’s Kitchen
By Jill Seader · 19 years ago
1. Good baking requires patience. If you try to rush it, you will end up with a mess. A good cake, pie, cookie, the list goes on and on, cannot be rushed. Things tend to ...
Gourmet Chocolates to Splurge on
By Dave Owen · 19 years ago
While many people spend lots of money on fine wines, until recently you generally couldn’t say the same about chocolate --not even gourmet chocolate. However, with the advent of high-end Chocolatiers like Amadei, you can ...
How to Cook an Egg
By Donna Hager · 19 years ago
"How to Cook an Egg" was requested by one of my e-newsletter subscribers. Having been in the restaurant business for over 20 years, I was not surprised by the request. I have actually met chefs ...
What has Thai Food got to offer for Vegetarians?
By Tony Ailton · 19 years ago
For good reasons, Thai cuisine is one of the most popular in the world. Although popularly described as a single cuisine, Thai food is actually best characterized as a combination of four regional cuisines coming ...
Kina Lillet
By David Leigh · 19 years ago
Kina Lillet was created at the end of the 19th century in France, where wine-based tonics flavoured with quinine were popular.Such drinks are known in France as quinquinas due to the addition of the quinine, ...
Pu-erh tea
By Igor Jan · 19 years ago
Tea has been one of the stimulates for people since ancient ages. Chinese and Indians have used tea traditionally for a long time. There are different varieties and grades of tea available in the market ...
Gourmet Food Sales Increase As Convenience Plays A Big Role
By Christian Griffin · 19 years ago
The average person shops at their local supermarket at least once a week to replenish a multitude of household edibles. They find themselves fighting both time and traffic trying to get in and get out ...
Spirit Wines Guidelines
By Dalvin Rumsey · 19 years ago
The alcoholic drinks are generally said to be very bad for one’s health. The truth of the matter is that there are some types of booze, which may even improve it. Let us look at ...