The definition of yogurt: "a fermented slightly acid often flavored semisolid food made of milk and milk solids to which cultures of two bacteria have been added" Â Well, if THAT doesn't make you...
New York has more than its fair share of fine dining establishments, and many delis to be sure, but sometimes nothing heals the soul better than the cheap sandwiches, fries, omelets and around-the-clock banana pancakes served up at a classic NYC greasy spoon. Of course, diners are more than just 24-hour griddle factories; the best ones double as a fading oasis of simple 1950s ambiance — one that's being drowned out by chain sub shops and vegan burger bistros. After spending $40.00 on burgers and fries on our first trip to New York City, 21 years ago, Mr. P and I decided to seek out and find a few homey diners. Places we felt at ease, comfortable in our jeans and to enjoy good food without breaking the bank. Luckily, New York City has got many classic diners to choose from — here are ten of the city's best.
Gordon RamsayAward-winning celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay did his first Reddit Ask-Me-Anything (AMA) on Sunday, offering thoughtful answers on everything from the best meal he’s ever had to his advice for aspiring chefs.
Did you know we have our own tiny little vegetable plot since this year? It’s maybe not even worth mentioning but we have rocket, tomatoes, salad, chives, parsley, rosemary, thyme and lemonmelisse (not sure if that is the correct name for this herb, will look it up!) O and a lavas plant. Not everything is...Read More »
I can remember having vegemite* sandwiches on brown bread in a brown paper bag for my school lunches. And when I had chickenpox as a child I had them really bad. Down my throat and terribly painful. I can remember my vegemite sandwiches had the crusts cut off to relieve the possibility of a painful swallow! My memories of …
Would you consider not moving to - say - Italy if that meant you would eat too much? In other words; would you let your waistline determine where to live?
When you want a quick breakfast or brunch, then the fastest solution is bread. You can make sandwich with egg, your favorite jam, fresh vegetables or fruits. I often keep bread to eat in the afternoon to overcome my hunger while working in the office. So, bread has always been my preferred food when hungry.
Store your bread in a plastic bag at room temperature. No refrigerating! It doesn't seem to matter if you fold the bag over or make it airtight. Just make sure it is closed.
Marcel Vigneron (right) deconstructs food with Jarrid Masse in Marcel's Quantum Kitchen. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Heart-shaped cookies sweeten Valentine's Day. (Isabella Vosmikova/Syfy)An egg dish sits in a nest of crusted potatoes. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Chef's assistant Robyn Wilson made these scrolls from thinly sliced apples. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Appetizers will enliven a wildlife-themed party. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Peanut-butter-and-jelly gets…
Your skin will love the kelp in this mask due to it's nutrient-richness and high mineral content. Â It helps to slow down the aging process of the skin and brings a healthy glow to your complexion! ...
  Desperately Seeking Paul Bocuse a gastronomic tour of Lyon The grand old man of French cuisine, already feted as Chef of the Century - the 20th Century that is - is still going strong at the age ...
The lakou lakay section of includes presentations of the fruits of my home garden to help you understand Haiti's gastronomy and the riches of our soil.
If you don't have a salad spinner, or think it will take you closer to a week to finish, then go with the paper-towel-in-an-unsealed-bag method. It may be a little wilt-y by the end, but once you've tossed it with the rest of your salad ingredients, who will notice?
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