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Esther | Nov 30 2006
prawn curry
As we have talked so much about spicy foods today, it would not complete without a spicy recipe. Today's spicy recipe is based on prawns. The recipe is as follows: Ingredients 1 lb Shelled and Veined Tiger Prawns 2 Large Onions (Chopped) 3...
Esther | Nov 30 2006
curried chicken 22
An earlier report pointed at the antioxidant power of spicy foods, yet another article lists out various healthy ways of incorporting spices and herbs in our everyday foods. They are as follows: 1. Herbs can be added to stews, marinades, salads...
Esther | Nov 30 2006
vacuum packaging
Vacuum-packed foods are reported to stay crispier, fresher and preserving nutrients for a longer time. An article in The Chicago Tribune points at different types of vacuum sealers for different food products, available at warehouses and retail...
Esther | Nov 30 2006
baking chocolates
Confectionery makers are reported to have turned to artisan chocolates for bakery purposes to provide the chefs and pastry makers with an array of options to choose from while baking with cocoa or chocolate. While facts provided claims that brands...
Esther | Nov 30 2006
spices1
Study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported that 12 spices constituting cloves, oregano, ginger, cinnamon, turmeric, basil, mustard seed, curry powder, paprika, chili powder, parsley or black pepper have ousted the highly...
Esther | Nov 29 2006
egg curry
Boiled eggs is not only restricted to breakfast, but I remember an earlier post, which speaks of its expansion to the dinner table. I am going to share with you a recipe of egg in coconut gravy and the method is as follows: Ingredients Hard...
Esther | Nov 29 2006
mista salad
An article speaks of pepping-up salads with root vegetables. The root vegetables that home cooks can use to make perfect winter salads are as follows: 1. Carrots, beets and onions cut into circles can make a colorful salad to go with meat...
Esther | Nov 29 2006
arbys
Following a Trans fats ban by Taco Bell, Arby's Restaurant Group in Atlanta is reported to have announced chuck out Trans Fats from French fries and other foodstuffs. Facts provided by the food chain claims to chuck out Trans fats from 75 percent of..
Esther | Nov 29 2006
sugar paste
Sugar supplier British Sugar is reported to have launched Icecraft Sugarpaste, which claims to finish icing on cake without unpleasant off-white color, crumbly or grainy texture, apparently reducing the costs of whiteners and creamers. Facts provide..
Esther | Nov 29 2006
appetizers1111
Party time does not have to hold the cliches of crackers, sandwiches or pastries and an article in the New York Times points out the fact that by putting together simple ingredients the hosts can set the finger food experience on a 'high' for their...

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