Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Sunday Dinner Ideas
Sunday has long been considered the day of rest, and many people choose to celebrate the holiday with family and friends. This Sunday, invi...
Chug A Beer In Under 4 Seconds
College students and beer drinking enthusiasts alike have studied the art of chugging a beer for years. Many techniques have been perfected ...
Make Sake
Home-brew sake can be done, but it is time-consuming. Sake is an ancient rice-based alcoholic drink from Japan. According to the Sake Inform...
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Make Seafood Paella
Paella is a dish that originated in Spain. The popular white-rice dish can be made with meat or vegetables, but this recipe will use a seafo...
Monday, March 29, 2010
Boats Used To Transport Port Wine
Port wine was traditionally transported by small boats called rabelos. Enjoyed for centuries as an aperitif or dessert wine, Port is a fort...
Make Japanese Udon Noodles
If you have ever tasted Saimin in Hawai'i then you are familiar with udon noodles. This classic Hawai'ian soup was partially inspire...
Build Own Ice Luge Out Of A Storage Bin
An ice luge, a staple of college parties, is a large block of ice with a carved channel snaking down the length of it. Alcoholic beverages p...
Friday, March 26, 2010
Choose The Best Pet Drinking Fountain For Your Cat
Some kitties are fascinated by moving water. There are many water fountains for cats on the market. The Drinkwell pet fountain is one such ...
What Is A Chewing Gum Plant
You're never too old to enjoy chewing gum. Chewing gum is produced in fully mechanized production facilities. The plants that produce ch...
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Cook Squid
When most people think of eating squid, the breaded Italian antipasto calamari comes to mind. Squid actually boasts more versatility and can...
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Exotic Edible Plants
Custard apples have white edible flesh. Cultivating edible plants dates back centuries when hunter-gatherer tribes searched the forest for f...
Cook Spicy Taco Dip
Cook Spicy Taco Dip A dip is a condiment that is often used to add flavor to a variety of finger foods such as bread, chips, vegetables, or...
The Best Wi Cheeses
Wisconsin produces some of the best cheese in the world. Wisconsin is famous worldwide for its cheese, with a history of over 160 years of c...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Make Macaroni Pasta Salad
Tweak this tuna pasta salad to make it your own. Macaroni pasta salad is a delicious cold dish, perfect for summer. This version is loaded...
Things To Do With Pita Bread
Pita bread has numerous uses in the culinary world. Pita bread is a versatile bread used mostly in Middle Eastern cuisine. This bread is kno...
Monday, March 22, 2010
Cook Shrimp Scampi
Shrimp Scampi is a commonly ordered dish in most restaurants. What you may not realize is that you can cook it yourself at home fairly easi...
Make An Antipasto Salad
When in the mood for something Italian to eat but different from the same old spaghetti and meatballs, try making an antipasto salad for a c...
Friday, March 19, 2010
Make Beet Caviar With Xanthan Gum
Beet caviar is a combination of chopped cooked beets and a wet ingredient, such as oil or vinegar, to make it into creamy mixture. It is not...
Instructions For Baking Fruit Cake In Small Gift Sizes
Compact fruitcakes are a suitable holiday gift for most occasions. Gift-giving is one of the most difficult of social obligations, especiall...
Thursday, March 18, 2010
The Effects Of Sorbic Acid On Mold In Cheese
The Effects of Sorbic Acid on Mold in Cheese Scientists discovered sorbic acid by accident in 1859 while reacting rowanberries with strong ...
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Prepare & Eat Caviar
Caviar is often served with champagne cocktails. Caviar is a delicacy that can be enjoyed as an appetizer when hosting a cocktail party or ...
Types Of German Red Wine
The Romans first cultivated wine-producing grapes in German regions of Europe. In the Middle Ages, many German monasteries established and c...
Why Does Oil & Vinegar Separate
Mixing oil with vinegar produces a short-term blend. You prepare a salad and get ready to pour on oil and vinegar, but you notice that the o...
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
What Vegetables Can Be Pickled Together
Pickling is a centuries old technique for preserving vegetables and even some fruits. In addition to storing the veggies for longer than the...
Monday, March 15, 2010
Cook Potatoes In A Roaster
Roast potatoes are brown and crispy outside, and tender inside. Potatoes are good prepared in a variety of ways, including baked, boiled or ...
Cook Pork With Mustard Sauce
Cook roast at 325 degrees. Pork, which is 23 percent leaner and 26 percent lower in cholesterol than it was a dozen years ago, is an option ...
Make A Vegan Birthday Cake
Vegans choose not to use animal by-products or dairy products . The popularity of the vegan lifestyle is changing how fine dining, grocers a...
Friday, March 12, 2010
Cucumber Finger Foods
Cucumbers are a popular ingredient for finger foods . Cucumbers are a cool and refreshing vegetable, and since they don't need to be coo...
Thursday, March 11, 2010
How Plastic Forks Are Made
Polystyrene Pellets Polystyrene pellets are the origin of thousands of different plastic materials. These pellets are not unlike the ones f...
Store Guacamole
Guacamole is a thick dip made from avocados and a few other simple ingredients, depending on what recipe you use. It can be consumed with to...
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Store Avocados In The Refrigerator
Air exposure discolors avocado flesh . Avocado fruits rapidly discolor once cut, making it difficult to save leftover avocado pieces for lat...
Cook Crab Sticks
Using imitation crab sticks can be easier than extracting meat from a crab. Crab sticks are a form of imitation crab meat . These sticks ar...
Wrap Brie In Pastry
Bake Brie in a puff pastry for a simple but impressive appetizer. Puff pastry is a rich dough made by folding and rolling it repeatedly. Whe...
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Make 7 Layer Mexican Bean Dip
Using a brightly colored tray or platter makes the dish look festive. Seven layers of deliciousness are what gets your guests talking -- and...
Friday, March 5, 2010
Pop Popcorn In A Bowl In The Microwave
Microwave-safe popcorn popping bowls can be more even efficient than bagged microwave popcorn. Whether you like it salty, sweet, plain or b...
Professionally Serve Wine
Professionally pouring wine is both an art and an exact science. In a restaurant setting, it is commonly done by a sommelier, who is a pers...
Can Chow Chow With A Pressure Canner
Chow Chow is the U.S. cousin to India's chutney. The South has a number of food traditions: fried green tomatoes , pimento cheese, frie...
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Make Tacos With Chicken
Chicken tacos can be a healthy alternative to ground beef tacos, which can sometimes be greasy if not drained and cooked properly. Tacos are...
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Make Fudge From Cocoa Mix
Make Fudge From Cocoa Mix Here is a great recipe for making fudge using cocoa mix. Instructions 1. Put one cup of Hershey's instant coc...
Find The Best Brunch Spots In Brooklyn
One could say brunch is a right of passage into adulthood. Those cold bowls of sugary cereal that kept you alive in college no longer seem a...
Make Easy Apple Pie Filling
Every baker should have an easy apple pie filling recipe in their repetoire. This one uses brown sugar to give this apple pie filling a sw...
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Freezedry Cheese
Freeze-drying is the process that removes water from foods by freezing and vacuum-sealing. Freeze-drying food results in a product that can...
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