Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Make Honey
Honey is one of nature’s sweet gifts. To enjoy your own honey, simply let the bees do most of the work. Honeybees gather nectar from a vari...
Make Hot Sauce With Chipotle Pepper
Chipotle peppers are jalapenos that have been smoked and dried, then rehydrated using an adobo sauce. They are moderately spicy and very fla...
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Crush Red Pepper
Many people do not realize that a spice is different than an herb. A spice comes from the buds, roots, bark, seeds, and berries of a plant,...
Explore Ithaca Wineries
Many regions of the United States contain world class wineries. When you're visiting the Ithaca, New York, area, you'll want to expl...
Monday, June 28, 2010
Make Chocolate Arrangements
A chocolate arrangement makes the gift of chocolate special. A chocolate arrangement is a fun and delicious package that can serve as a gif...
Cool Hot Sauce
Cool Hot Sauce Cool down your overly spicy hot sauce by adding some fat to the heat. Chili peppers used to make hot sauce contain high level...
Friday, June 25, 2010
Steam Rice Easy
Steamed rice is a tasty addition to almost any meal. While steaming rice seems like an essential skill for anyone regularly preparing meals...
Eat Tamales
Eat Tamales Tamales, relatively small packets generally wrapped with a corn husk (but sometimes with banana leaves or corn leaves), are a t...
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Get The Burnt Taste Out Of Chili
It's easy to get the burnt taste out of chili. Chili can take a long time to cook if you want the meat to slowly break down for the best...
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Make Basic Crepes
Crepes are thin, tender pancakes that are used to wrap up all types of foods for everything from appetizers to desserts. The crepes themselv...
Make A Cast Iron Pan Nonstick
Cast-iron frying pans must be seasoned to produce a nonstick finish . Cast-iron skillets are a versatile and long-lasting addition to any ki...
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Eat Pie
Although many people think of fruit-filled pastries when considering pies, the term pie actually encompasses any type of food that is baked ...
Preserve Tomatoes By Dehydration
Many home gardeners know that tomato plants often produce a large yield. Preserving tomatoes through dehydration is simple. In just a few st...
Alter The Bitter Taste Of Garlic In Hummus
Hummus is made from ground chickpeas. Hummus is a chickpea dip that originated in the Middle East. It is typically served with a plate of ve...
Monday, June 21, 2010
Pair Food With White Wine
You don't have to be rich to enjoy a good wine. Pairing wine with the right food can make it taste so much better. Choosing a white wine...
Instructions For Breadman Bread Making
The Breadman makes square loaves, perfect for slicing for sandwiches. Effortlessly bake bread and fill you home with the comforting scent of...
Friday, June 18, 2010
Foods To Serve At A Tea Party
Adult tea parties go well beyond the traditional childhood party. Some people hold tea parties indoors where guests can sip teas and chat su...
Wine Journal Gifts
Wine lovers can use a wine journal to record memorable wines. If there is a wine lover in your life, a wine journal is a sure-to-please gif...
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Eat Flaxseed
Flaxseed Along with onions and garlic, ancient Roman soldiers ate flaxseed in order to have good health. Flaxseed is loaded with calcium, s...
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
What Are Cocoa Flavanols
A cacao plant produces cocoa beans, a rich source of cocoa flavanols. Flavanols are a subclass of flavonoids, which are phytonutrient, or pl...
Build A Kids Garden Bean Teepee
Build a Kids Garden Bean Teepee A spring tradition for my kids is to plant their summer 'clubhouse' An easy to build teepee that qu...
Simple & Cheap Finger Food Ideas
Egg rolls are a convenient finger food. Finger foods are a convenient way to serve food at social functions. They are welcome at parties, r...
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Make Pie For The Kentucky Derby
A well-known horse race, famous faces and frilly hats-that is the Kentucky Derby . A rich and delicious chocolate chip pecan pie-that is the...
Remove Carpet Stains With Vinegar & Peroxide
Carpets easily can be stained by everyday activities. Walking, eating, drinking and pet accidents are common causes of carpet stains. It is ...
Monday, June 14, 2010
Separate Leaves & Pecans
A leaf blower proves key in separating leaves from pecans . Unless you put a tarp under your pecan trees to catch the nuts as they fall, you...
Eat Buckwheat
You can add buckwheat to a number of different meals and recipes. Although buckwheat if often categorized as a healthy grain, it is in fact ...
Friday, June 11, 2010
Sweet Macaroni Salad
Sweet macaroni salad is best made with elbow macaroni. Macaroni salad is typically served cold with a mayonnaise-based dressing. Macaroni s...
Eat A Mangosteen
A mangosteen is a small fruit grown on evergreen trees. They are grown mainly in southeast Asia. They are purple when ripe and about two in...
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Make Measuring Cup Markings More Visible
Most metal kitchen measuring cups have their markings embossed into the sides rather than printed on. Since these indentations are the same ...
What Is Black Olive Tapenade
Tapenade, a Mediterranean olive-based spread, is relatively easy to make and a tasteful, elegant addition to a plate of hors d'oeuvres o...
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
What Is A Croute
What Is a Croute? Mastering cooking terms is useful for both the chef and the dining connoisseur. In the French cooking vocabulary, the word...
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Preserve Stuffed Olives
Preserving stuffed olives properly can keep them edible for months. When it comes to stuffing olives, there are endless possibilities -- gar...
Dry Imitation Crab
Imitation crab is often served alongside shrimp for dipping in seafood sauce. The sweet, flaky and rich meat of imitation crab is used in ...
Difference Between Tangerines & Tangelos
The Minneola Tangelo has a unique bell shape . The tangelo is a hybrid citrus fruit --- the product of crossing tangerine with grapefruit or...
Monday, June 7, 2010
Cooking A Roast In The Slow Cooker
Lock in the Flavor When cooking a roast in the slow cooker, it is important to seal in the flavor and juices of the roast otherwise all the ...
Honey Roast Chestnuts
Honey-roasted chestnuts are a popular winter snack. Roasted chestnuts conjure images of winter holidays, warm fires and, in some places, str...
Friday, June 4, 2010
Cook Raw Crab Meat
There are a variety of ways to cook raw crab meat. Crab meat can be used to make a variety of dishes. After purchasing raw crab meat , refri...
Cook Ginataang Tilapia
This sweet and spicy recipe for tilapia comes from the Philippines. In fact, the term ginataang refers to any Filipino dish that is made usi...
Thursday, June 3, 2010
What Spices & Herbs Are Common In Irish Cooking
Irish recipes call for spices and herbs that have been put to use for generations of cooks in Ireland. In many cases, an individual herb or ...
Dry Chili Seeds
You can dry chili seeds to eat or plant later. To ensure the best sprouting and growing results, you should dry your chili seeds until they...
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Different Types Of White Wine
White wines pair well with fish and poultry. Lovers of white wine can easily find a favorite to suit their tastes. Created from white grapes...
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Receive Free Samples
Free samples are like presents in the mail. Free samples are a wonderful way to try new products. Additionally, free samples make for easy ...
How Are Traditional Fondue Pots Heated
A votive candle helps keep a delicate chocolate sauce warm without burning. Although many new fondue pots use electricity as their heat sou...
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