Posts Tagged ‘ recipes ’

Simple Cooked Tomato Salsa

Sep 21st, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

My friend Arturo taught me how to make this simple salsa the other day. He calls it “Salsa Fresca”, which he says is what this salsa is called where he’s from in Mexico. What we in the states usually call salsa fresca, a chunky salsa with chopped fresh tomatoes, onions and chiles, is something completely [...]



On The 4Th Of July, Light It Up With Spicy Wings

Jul 3rd, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

Seek truth. Ford the rivers. Scale the mountain. Query the Wise One. Whisper into his gnarly ear, and beseech him to reveal the secret of gastronomic Nirvana.
“My child,” he would intone, “Lo.” (He begins every sentence with Lo.) “You shall find ultimate bliss in the outstretched wings of fire-kissed poultry Cooking Light .”
What ‘da?
Does he [...]



Allrecipes Easy Suppers Cookbook

Jun 18th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

Millions of home cooks have tried and tested these recipes on their own families, so you know every one will be a success with your family, too!
Even the busiest family can sit down to a home-cooked supper every night of the week! Allrecipes, the #1 source for online recipes, has sifted through thousands of family-tested [...]



Allrecipes Cookbook

Jun 18th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

This book gathers the highest-rated and most-frequently rated recipes submitted by home cooks from across the country.
From Allrecipes, the #1 source for online recipes comes over 400 best-of-the-best dishes in one hardcover cookbook. This book gathers the highest-rated and most-frequently rated recipes submitted by home cooks from across the country.
From quick suppers on your busy [...]



Healthy Ramsay

Jun 16th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Health

No chef polarises people so fervently; those who love him can’t seem to get enough but his critics will surely baulk at another cookbook (his 10th and a spin-off from The F Word television series). Gordon Ramsay’s Healthy Appetite (Hardie Grant, $45) will be released on June 24 in tandem with his appearance at Sydney’s [...]



New Keiki Hawaiian Cooking School To Start

Jun 16th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

Local caterer and chef Sam Namakaeha says he’s going to bring Hawaiian cooking to a new generation of chefs. The Molokai resident says he will be taking on his first class of 30 from Aka’ula School when classes resume at the end of June.
Each class will be four hours, says Namakaeha. Students will learn a [...]



Goochland Middle Recipes Take The Cake

Jun 12th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

As the judges for Healthy Kids Challenge picked out recipes submitted in a national contest for seventh-and eighth-graders, one name stood out: Goochland Middle School.
One top-flight recipe after another. Goochland Middle School. Another, then another.
The Dighton, Kan.-based contest usually awards the four best recipes from each region of the U.S. This spring, the judges threw [...]



At L.A.s Jitlada, A Thai Immigrants Recipe For Success

Jun 2nd, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

Sarintip “Jazz” Singsanong came to Los Angeles in 1979 with $200 and a suitcase. Like many immigrants, she also came with a head full of recipes from her village–in this case, Pak Panang in southern Thailand. Among her 12 siblings, she was known for her cooking: “Everything I make, I make delicious,” she says. One [...]



Food, Presented Simply And Naturally

May 27th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

THE first thing you get when you are seated at this restaurant is a fortune cookie. The welcome is symbolic of the restaurant’s name, D’Fortune Western Cuisine and Cafe.
Dining in the restaurant is a cosy experience as it is designed with soft colours and inviting Asian-inspired decor of wood. A beautiful, dreamy chandelier helms the [...]



Cooking For Kids 101: Stealth Veggies

May 22nd, 2008 | By admin | Category: Foods

Ihave been humbled by a six-year-old. The finest culinary education money can buy, 20 years of cooking all over the world, thousands of self-written recipes: all dumped down the drain by the toughest food critic I’ve ever met. My son, Gabe.
So I write recipes for a living, so what? Creative cooking doesn’t impress him [...]