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Eat This! (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Like the tomato with which it is often eaten, the avocado is a fruit that is often mistaken for a vegetable. Avocados, sometimes called alligator pears, are a fruit in the Lauraceae family (laurel). Like many other fruits, avocados contain a single large pit (seed). Because they are not sweet and are often used in salads and other vegetable dishes, many people believe them to be vegetables. However,...
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Cooking with Amy (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
I am very pleased to introduce a new feature on Cooking with Amy. If you scroll down the page on the right hand you will find a Google Calendar that lists local events that I have cherry picked. These are not randomly chosen, but events I think will be well worth attending. I may even be attending some of them myself. To use the calendar just click on the title of the event you are interested in for...
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Get Rich Slowly (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
“It’s been a long time since you shared a recipe at Get Rich Slowly,” I told Kris last week. “What about that pot roast recipe?” she asked. “You love that.” “Yes. Yes, I do,” I said. This guest post from my wife may be the best thing I’ve ever shared at Get Rich Slowly. It’s certainly the tastiest. I’m usually a from-scratch kind...
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Eat This! (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
I've been a pescetarian for about three years. A pescetarian diet is one that includes seafood but no other animal meats such as beef, chicken, or pork. A pescetarian diet may or may not also include eggs and dairy products. The word pescetarian is a combination of the Italian word for fish (pesce) and the word vegetarian. Many people who are pescetarians call themselves vegetarians but a pescetarian...
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the delicious life (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Quickly. First. Because everything about and around this man requires calculation, lightning speed, and laser precision in execution, including how you interact with him. Reserving a table. Eating in his restaurants. Cooking his recipes. Formulating a solid strategy so you can show up to work early Monday morning, then slowly but surely “contract” some fast-acting email-borne-only-to-you...
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The Colors Of Indian Cooking (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
On a cold, cold rainy day what's better than something spicy hot? Chilies! I also feel the same way on hot, hot days. I like my food spicy which is why I particularly enjoy cooking dishes from South India. When I first started cooking Indian food some 20 years ago i started with a lot of northern dishes and over the years have worked my way down to Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Goa and beyond. I'm always looking...
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Eating Suburbia (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
I like to mix things up on holidays, try out new things. It's not always a hit with the kids, who like holiday meals to be traditional, but the food bug is buried so deep inside me that I feel the need to experiment. Sometimes those experiments are disasters, in more ways than one. Recently I tried to make Bourbon Sweet Potato and Apple Casserole with a Pecan Crust. It is from the Oct/Nov issue of...
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cookiesinheaven (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
The Horse Barns at Santa Anita Race Track, Arcadia, CA Originally uploaded by claimsmantoo . at the Great Race Place. Go Zenyatta!
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Cupcakes Take the Cake (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Yes, it is a little early for cupcakes, but these are so cute, I couldn't resist! Toasted almond & cherry sponge filled with morello cherry conserve topped with a crisp layer of fondant & a dollop of almond buttercream by Flutterby Cakes of Gloucestershire, UK, via Flickr.
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Cupcakes Take the Cake (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
These oxen cupcakes are by Miranda's Fantasy Cupcakes in the UK, via Flickr. I'm pretty sure out of the all the animal cupcakes I've seen, oxen are new to me! These were for Chinese New Year/Year of the Ox.
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Culinary in the Desert (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Those cupcakes we made for that Wednesday Treat Day not too long ago started a monster in my stomach that has been evil, annoying and loud enough that I caved and made more cupcakes (which we are greedily keeping to ourselves!). I was able to dig into our overflowing apple supply though, which made me feel a little better about making these Apple Cupcakes with Cinnamon-Marshmallow Frosting . It also...
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Baking and Books (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Do you dunk your cookies in milk? I don't, but my husband does, and though I've never given much thought to this tiny difference in tastes it was all I could think about last night while we were enjoying the outrageous chocolate cookies shown here. With only 81 days left (!) until our due date I couldn't help wondering whether our baby, once he's old enough, will prefer to dunk cookies like his daddy...
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Not Another Food Blog (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
So first the honesty declaration- my knowledge of Japanese cuisine is very limited so this recipe is completely non-authentic but does use some Japanese ingredients. It is also very quick, super-tasty and feels like it's very good for you. The soup uses dashi stock as a base, and since the chances of me boiling some edible kelp to make my own are highly limited, I use a powder made by Shimaya. I am...
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CoffeeGeek.com (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Bottom Line: Great machine if it is PID'd. Read review...
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MarxFoods.com Blog (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Pictured: Lobster-filled, heart-shaped ravioli with Fennel & Parmesan Sauce This pasta sauce prominently features the crisp, anise-like flavor of fresh fennel bulb cooked with white wine and parmesan cheese. This brightly-flavored sauce pairs perfectly with any of ...
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kalyanim | 11/05/2009
FLAVOURS OF THE PAST features recipes of popular and well-loved dishes of Colonial times, such as Grandma's >Country Captain Chicken
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lewistzpl | 11/01/2009
Fajita, the best chicken recipe in the world is now here for you to learn. It is the tastiest and finger licking chicken dish, which is famous all over the world. fajita recipe http://www.fajitarecipe101.com
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kalyanim | 10/31/2009
Pumpkin Seed s we used about 2 cups for this recipe1 tablespoons olive oil1 teaspoon kosher salt Place the pumpkin seeds, with most of the pumpkin flesh removed, in a large bowl filled with water for about 15 minutes or so