A Barbecue to Cure the Winter Blues
by Michelle Fraser
A Barbecue to Cure the Winter Blues
If you are anything like me, you are probably very ready to shake off the last vestiges of winter and announce loudly and pro
What Your Mother Didnt Tell You About Cookware
by Susan Ewing
I don't know about you but I am tired of spending loads of money on useless cookware that create an avalanche every time I open my cabinet doors. With all there is to choose f
Bacteria and Food borne Diseases
by Richard Massey
"Types of Bacteria Bacteria are all around us, in the air, water, ground, on our skin and in our bodies. They are classified in a variety of ways, but for our purp
Fondue 101 How To Make Cheese Fondue
by Anthony Tripodi
The word fondue comes from the French word fondre and it means to melt or to blend. They should have named it after the French word for outstandingly delicious but even th
Deep Fried Turkey Practice
by Anthony Tripodi
While your neighbors are putting up their Halloween decorations and scouring supermarkets for bargain candy, it’s the perfect time for you to deep fry a turkey. If you’ve
Vegetarian Cooking Three Basics
by Nora Poulos
For any of the many reasons people choose to eatvegetarian food - religion, politics, finances, or health -one thing in common is that everyone prefers food thattastes deli
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Emergency Bread: Can you Bake Bread Without an Oven
by Dennis R Weaver
What would you eat if you were stranded without power? It could happen; it does happen. A natural disaster, a breakdown in the delivery system as the Northeast
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by Noraini Maskuri
I may have a certificate in making pastry but I recommend this to those who think its laborious to produce pastry dough that literally can reduce you to tears (especially
Caring For Your Wooden Cutting Board
by Daniel Urmann
Researchers have found that bacteria have a tougher time surviving on wood cutting boards. However, plastic cutting boards are less porous than wood, making it less like
What’s the Thick on Roux Thickening Soups and Sauces
by Richard Massey
" Soups and sauces can be thickened in a variety of ways. A sauce must the thick enough to cling to the food, but not so thick it stands up on its own. Starches are by fa
Chocolate Fondue Two Delicious Recipes
by Anthony Tripodi
Are you an old pro when it comes to making delicious desserts? Do your guests rave about your cakes and pies? The next time you have company over for dessert, why not try
Toaster Oven – Some Things To Know About
by Don De Para
One of the most reliable of the kitchen appliances is the toaster oven. With a toaster oven you can prepare anything from a piece of toast to a full meal.
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Seasoning An Oven
by Glea Reno
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
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