Posted on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Category : preparation of healthy recipes, recipes
Posted on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Category : Bacon, Blueberries, Carrots, Dark Chocolate, Kiwis, Milk, Oysters, Red Meat, Red Wine, Salmon, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Yogurt
Posted on Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Category : coffee beans, coffee products, keurig
- Iced teas
- Earl gray tea
- Breakfast tea
- Green tea
- Herbal teas
- Specialty teas
- Decaf teas
- Decaf coffee
- Name brand coffee
- Various roasts
- Half-caff coffee
- Flavored coffee
- Seasonal coffee
Posted on Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Category : cocktail enthusiasts
Posted on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Category : baking tips, bread baking, cake baking
Posted on Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Category : BBQ and Grilling
Posted on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Category : cups and cutlery
Posted on Thursday, May 10, 2012
Category : organic wines, wine
Posted on Friday, April 13, 2012
Category : Career in Cooking, suzumo sushi equipment
The competition is always fierce among chefs and everyone tries hard to carve a niche for themselves. All the expert chefs around the world are known for some of their impeccable qualities that set them apart from thousands others in the culinary industry.
Posted on Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Category : Paris cuisine, restaurants in Paris
For lovers of good food and wine, there's no better place to visit than Paris, France. Hotel owners, residents and taxi drivers living in the French capital will all tell you how wonderful the cuisine is... but what exactly can you hope to expect from a food-orientated trip to this gorgeous city?
Well the first thing to remember is that the serious food starts around lunchtime. Don't be expecting anything full-on for breakfast or anything even remotely similar... the best way to enjoy a typical Parisian breakfast is to either have a bagel and a cup of very strong coffee, or a warm baguette with home-made jam. It's simple, but exquisite - particularly the latter! You might even go for a fruit tartin or a pain au chocolat, but nothing more than that. Often, Parisian children will drink hot chocolate from bowls for breakfast; something really only suited to sweet-toothed individuals!
Lunch is where things really start to get going. The French lifestyle is one of relaxation; taking the day as it comes and not stressing too much. This is why many French residents have a one-hour or two-hour lunch; something which would likely scare the pants off a full-time working Brit! You're here to indulge though, so take advantage of the local lifestyle. There isn't really such a thing as a 'typical' French lunch, but one might expect to have a plate of assorted charcuterie (cured meats) and cheeses, accompanied by crusty bread. This is usually served with a light, Mediterranean-style salad. It's a great combination of lighter and heavier ingredients, so works exceedingly well.
Now for the main event - dinner! This is a three-course affair with wine and a cheese board, so be sure to wear something comfy! You'll likely start with a hot or cold entrée; anything from salmon mousse or terrine, to onion soup or carpaccio. The main course is likely to be something creamy, cheesy and dense - but oh so tasty. You could opt for a creamy fondue with assorted crudités, or perhaps choose something lighter - like a fillet of fish or poached chicken. if you're really hungry you might decide to have a fillet mignon with dauphinoise potatoes, or a hearty pasta dish.
The key is to eat slowly, so as not to fill yourself up and drink lots of wine to help the food go down - the traditional French way!
Posted on Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Category : crab cake, Maine lobster
Taste and health both are important considerations when it comes to your eating habits. Same boiled vegetables and salads can hardly satiate your tongue sensations, which ultimately makes it essential for them to get something to eat that could satisfy both their taste buds and their health requirements. When it comes to different eating options for the health conscious foodies, seafood is preferred. To be more precise, crab cakes & Maine lobster are the best seafood items that have been found showing the most effective results in serving the dual purpose of fulfilling the foodie’s taste and health requirements both.
Being rich in the content of omega 3 fatty acids, crab cakes & Maine lobster yield best results in order to make the body of the food lovers resistant to several health diseases. This is what makes the consumption of these items recommendable. However, it has been found that in recent times, both of these seafood items are used in same dish. Crab cakes stuffed Maine lobster is the recipe that tops the chart.But of course, here the recipes of the dishes that use these ingredients separately have been mentioned.
Preparation of crab cake Chesapeake
Ingredients – lump sum crab meat, large egg, and real mayonnaise, fresh bread crumbs without crust, Worcestershire sauce, minced parsley, Old bay seasoning, salt crackers, and peanut oil for frying the contents deep.
Process–Take crab, egg, mayo, parsley, Worcestershire sauce, crumbs, old bay, pepper, etc. together and mix them well and refrigerate for 4 hours. Shape the content into balls using 1/3- cup as average measure, Roll the balls in the cracker crumbs and again refrigerate for 30 minutes. Fry very deep and then transfer into the oven with 350 degree temperature for few minutes.
Whichever dish you prepare with the Maine lobster, you can use the above preparationto accompany the dish. Give it a try and assure of getting guaranteed results. There are wide ranges of recipes that can be prepared using lobster as the main ingredient and this is the reason that makes the crab cakes Chesapeake the best support to any Maine lobster dish. Thus, whether your purpose is serving your taste buds or fulfilling your health requirements, seafood like crab cakes & Maine lobster are what you should opt for.