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Category :: Food Articles Author :: Sailaja Gudivada 
 
 Article Title :: 10 Things You Need To Know About Indian Spices And Curry!
 
Indian curry is over 5,000 years old and the term 'curry' which is an English word is derived from the South Indian Tamil word 'kaikaari' or its shortened version 'kari'meaning vegetables cooked in spices.Basically curry is a gravy dish or a stew like dish with spices and seasonings and flavoured with hot and sour tastes.Today ,curry has become the symbolic British word for Indian dishes that could be eaten with rice or rotis. Authentic Indian curry,one of the world's fasted growing ethnic food trends, combines flavours,textures and pungency which are unique. Each region of India has its own distinctive style of seasoning while preparing a curry and a common factor in all the regiona  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Gary Prestwich 
 
 Article Title :: Macaroni Grill
 
Having a craving for pasta? Want to enjoy a casual yet savoury dining experience? Look no further than Romano's Macaroni Grill. This restaurant has more than 35 Italian specialties to make one's mouth water. There are 228 Macaroni Grill locations in the United States, which can be found in almost every state in the country, and more locations are being built. The dining experience begins upon entering the restaurant and seeing the chefs preparing any one of the menu's numerous dishes in the exhibition kitchen. The delicious aromas fill the air, along with the sounds of opera that can be heard coming from the mouths of the Macaroni Grill's staff members. When it comes making   (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Donna Monday 
 
 Article Title :: 12 Holiday Favorites That Fatten Your Waistline
 
It's once again holiday season and like all good holidays, there's plenty of tasty food being served with loads of calories and fat. The most fattening foods are often our favorites to eat during this special time of year. If you're watching your diet, you'll have to do a little research on how much fat is in certain types of foods, then plan a strategy for how you're going to eat as healthy as possible, while limiting your fat intake. To get you started, here's a list of 12 of the most fattening foods commonly served at holiday parties and dinners: Almond Kulfi (Indian Desert): 363 Calories, 21 grams fat Apple Pie: 552 Calories, 25.6 grams fat Cheeseball: 421 Calories, 39 grams fat Ch  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Donna Monday 
 
 Article Title :: Sweet Gourmet: Baking Chocolate Guide
 
Several types of chocolate may be used when baking cookies, pies, cakes, bars, and other sweet treats. The amount of cocoa butter and sugar can affect the texture and taste of chocolate--from bitter to very sweet. Below is a quick guide to the most popular kinds of chocolate used in baked goods. => UNSWEETENED CHOCOLATE - Unsweetened chocolate contains nothing but pure chocolate and cocoa butter. There's no sugar added. This chocolate is dark in color and has a strong flavor. => UNSWEETENED COCOA POWDER - Unsweetened cocoa powder is pure chocolate that's had a majority of the cocoa butter removed. => SEMISWEET AND BITTERSWEET CHOCOLATE - Semisweet and Bittersweet chocolate contains at le  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Donna Monday 
 
 Article Title :: Cozy Up With These "Oh So Good" Hot Chocolate Recipes
 
When it's cold and frosty outside, there's nothing better than curling up with a nice big mug of homemade hot chocolate. Why pay several dollars for a cup of gourmet hot chocolate when you can easily learn how to make your own delicious hot chocolate drink? You can make the classic creamy hot chocolate, or get a little adventurous and try the white chocolate or Mexican hot chocolate recipe. If you enjoy giving hot chocolate as a gift, then you may wish to make your own hot chocolate mix and put it in decorative glass jars. The following hot chocolate recipes can be made the old fashioned way, using a pan and a stovetop. Or, you may wish to purchase a hot chocolate maker to speed things up  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Jim Bruce 
 
 Article Title :: Making Red Wine
 
Harvesting Your Red Wine Grapes - The first step in making red wine is to have the grapes perfectly ready to be picked. They need to be harvested not only at the proper time in their life cycle, but also at the right time of day to ensure the acids and sugars are all at the right balance for the wine. Red wine grapes should contain enough sugar to be considered ripe and be able to attain the alcohol content you are aiming for. They must also have the right balance of acids. This means "hang-time" on the vine until the grapes have met the proper quality factors. A sugar content of 24 Brix at harvest will give you about 12% alcohol. De-stemming and Crushing - This step in making red wine re  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Peggy Bloodworth 
 
 Article Title :: Leftover Turkey Recipes and Ideas
 
Our favorite part of turkey is the leftovers. We always cook too much on purpose because we love the recipes with the leftovers. We are sure everyone has there favorites; we just hope that we can add some new ideas to your turkey leftovers possibilites. You start with a perfectly cooked turkey. We think fresh and organic is the best, simply roasted with olive oil, salt and pepper and stuffed with an onion to help with the gravy flavors. After the main meal, slice what you want for sandwiches; then take the remainder and cover it with water and simmer on low a good while: until the meat falls off the bone. Separate the meat and broth discarding the rest. Chill the meat and broth. After it c  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Kim LaBarbera 
 
 Article Title :: Dessert Party Extras
 
More ideas for the successful dessert party! Presentation Consider a dessert sampler as a center piece. A few different kinds of pastries laid neatly side by side on an attractive dessert platter will make your party an instant success. It creates the impression of luxury and it is convenient. Keep coffee and all the necessaries for it on a separate table. It should be smaller and kept safely to the side of the desserts. Table cloths are great for this kind of thing. Keep your coffee pot on an additional cloth napkin. It will keep the spills under control and your table looking neater. Desserts to help with ambiance Keep everyone in a relaxed mood  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Phyllis Wasserman 
 
 Article Title :: Shrimp Stir-Fry
 
Here is an easy one-dish recipe you can get together in 25 minutes for fast week-night dinners. Shrimp Stir-Fry with Chinese Cabbage, Carrots and Broccoli This recipe serves: 4 1 tablespoon peanut oil 1 teaspoon chopped garlic 1 tablespoon freshly grated ginger 1 cup thinly sliced Chinese cabbage (bok choy) 1 cup thinly sliced carrots 1 cup broccoli florets, cut into small pieces 1 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined freshly ground black pepper 1/4 cup low-sodium soy sauce 1. Heat the peanut oil in a skillet or wok large enough to accommodate all the ingredients over medium-high heat. 2. Add the garlic and ginger, and stir quickly for 30 seconds. 3. Turn the heat to high. Add the cabb  (read full article)
 
 
Category :: Food Articles Author :: Dylan Miles 
 
 Article Title :: The New Cuisine: Spanish Food Today
 
Cooking Spanish foods today is still very much a traditional affair. The essence of Spanish foods is simplicity and subtlety. The new Spanish cuisine is more about how ingredients and flavorings are blended than the way a meal is presented. The new cuisine is a fusion of traditional Spanish cooking and any contemporary inspiration. Of course, cuisine fusion is not a new thing. Cuisines have always been fused and developed according to the global movements of cultures. Many ingredients now used in Spanish cooking were introduced by other cultures: Phoenician and Greek, Roman and Moorish. There are elements introduced by the Romans and, most importantly, following the discover of the New Wo  (read full article)
 
 
 
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