Did you know that keeping your bread in the fridge makes it stale much more quickly? Six times more quickly, in fact, than keeping it at room temperature.
It's the second season of World's Weirdest Restaurants. Perfect time to catch up with Bob Blumer. What was in your elementary school lunch kit? Egg salad sandwiches Where did you first learn to c...
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Urban foraging is all the rage. In pollution filled cities it is a bit unappealing (dog pee on your wild rocket anyone?) but wild harvested goodies from the Adelaide Hills sounds far more inviting. The volunteer run Transition Film Festival aims to let you see the change you want to be in this world. Showcasing films about environmental & social [...]
In February, vintage time is rapidly approaching, so it is important to keep a close eye on the vineyards where we are sourcing the premium grapes for our first wines in #V14 (vintage 2014).In the vineyard it is important to regularly check:Â the development of the berries to anticipate the date it should be picked flavour profile sugar level (baume) [...]
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.
Ever since the Michelin brothers introduced their guide to culinary greatness in 1933, food and travel have been inseparable. The Michelin Guide doesn't cover food festivals, but if you want to discover the international chefs who are worthy of one or more stars, then traveling to a festival is an unbeatable experience. Get inspired this year by taking your taste buds on a food and wine tour of some of the best gustatory events in the United States. Celebrating everything from seasonal ingredients to creative new presentations, a trip to a food festival is the perfect excuse for a vacation. In time for the next few months of travel planning, we present our top 10 list of travel-worthy food festivals across the country.
Well maybe the title of this blog is not really appropriate considering the fact that we are now sitting on our balcony in an incredible noisy hotel. It’s a huge hotel and I think they are filling it in the off season with noisy schoolkids! Lucky us. Yesterday was bad but I think today is...Read More »
Wow… How hot can it get? We are now in Riung a little village situated by the sea (but without a beach) and it is incredibly hot here. So hot in fact that I am longing for cold rainy days in Holland!! Imagine that! Since arriving here we’ve been to beautiful mountainareas where the temperatures...Read More »
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! ...
Whenever I think of the perfect snack I ultimately think of tomatoes. I could literally eat these all day every day and be completely satisfied. Throw them together with some chickpeas and basil and I’ve pretty much died and gone to heaven.Yeah seriously.This is a great healthy salad that is easy to throw together for picnics, gatherings or just when you feel like stuffing your face with tomatoes. You could even make these into fun little skewers and serve them up that way, just drizzle the mixture over top and they’d be oh so pretty!
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.
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