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Simple Dinner Dishes For Christmas Feasting

There are a million and one different aspects to consider when purchasing your new home, but there is one thing that always remains true. The kitchen is the heart of the home, and new homebuyers weigh their decision to buy on the design of this one room. Coming together for … [Read more...]

Planning The Perfect Holiday Meal

Depending on how many you are planning to feed, there is much work that goes into planning a holiday meal. It starts with needing to know how many you are cooking for. You have the planning, the shopping, the prep, and the cooking. Just thinking about it is probably … [Read more...]

Lucky Food to Serve for New Year

Everyone can use some luck for the incoming new year right? It wouldn't hurt therefore to consider serving food considered to be lucky for the New Year's feast. It is of special interest to know that most of the so-called lucky food are healthy as well. It might be sensible food … [Read more...]

Christmas Party Food Ideas for Children

Image Source For most households, Christmas preparations are being done primarily for the benefit of children's enjoyment. Adults can reasonably be expected to celebrate without much preparation if they choose to. Having kids in the house however, provide more reasons to go … [Read more...]

How to Cook the Perfect Christmas Ham

The Christmas Ham is for Christmas in the same manner that Thanksgiving Turkey is for Thanksgiving. They both belong on the dining table on that specific occasion each is associated with. Not very many people are aware that they can actually make their own Christmas Ham right in … [Read more...]

Stress-Free Christmas Cooking

The Christmas season is stressful enough as it is to attempt to be ambitious with Christmas cooking. The stress people experience during the holidays is primarily self-inflicted largely due to attempts to capture that perfect picture of Christmas. The last time I checked there is … [Read more...]

How to Avoid Food Sickness When Traveling Abroad

Traveling can be fun and exciting particularly when you get the opportunity to savor dishes you don’t normally eat at home. Your trip can be a unique gastronomic experience for you and your family. Restaurants and small dining places abound in many places and sometimes, you … [Read more...]

Sesame Pork Ribs

Sesame pork ribs are best when the meat is so tender it almost falls of the bone. For this recipe we grilled the ribs, but you can bake it as well. Just make sure to cover it in foil to retain the moisture.   Serves 6 Ingredients: 1 lb. pork ribs 1 teaspoon … [Read more...]

Stuffed Turkey

Thanksgiving is a few days away and we all know that it will not be complete without a stuffed turkey. Here is a simple recipe that you can follow. Feel free to add more herbs to the turkey and gravy if desired.   Serves 16-18 Ingredients: 2 large onions, … [Read more...]

Potato and Tuna Salad

Potato and tuna salad is a filling dish that you can eat as a snack or to replace a light meal. This mayonnaise free recipe can also be served during parties as a side to meats. Add more vegetables such as celery or carrots if desired.   1 Serving Ingredients: 1 … [Read more...]

Dinner is Served: Top Tips for Hosting a Dinner Party

It started with supper clubs where amateur party hosts invite diners into their own homes and it’s now evolving into an interior design concept revolving around contemporary furniture – where ordinary homes are transformed into hubs of entertainment taking direction from the … [Read more...]

Eyeball Caprese

Halloween is coming up, so here is a simple and delicious recipe that you can serve to family and friends. It is derived from the Italian insalata caprese, which is made of olives, mozzarella, tomatoes and basil. Visit the Evil Mad Scientist website for more information and … [Read more...]

The History of Halloween Candy

Everyone's favorite holiday is coming up, and I bet you are up to your neck in preparations. Okay, maybe Halloween is not everyone's favorite holiday, but it still gets a whole lot of attention, especially in the United States. I am willing to bet that one of the main reasons … [Read more...]

Vodka the Elixir of Life

Photo Courtesy Of: dmitri_krendelev “There are only two absolutes in life: friends and vodka. And the best times usually involve both” – Unknown For those who don't know, yesterday (October 4th) was National Vodka Day.  This famous drink is considered as the national … [Read more...]

Burgers with Horseradish Cream

Burgers with horseradish cream  is an interesting twist to the classic hamburger recipe that is perfect for Labor Day weekend. It has a burst of spice and aroma, with a touch of saltiness from the sea. The horseradish cream on the other hand compliment the mix of flavors by … [Read more...]

Dairy Free Banana Walnut Bread

You can never go wrong with banana bread. It is a yummy snack or a delicious dessert that can be served with jams or spreads. Here is a delicious dairy free version for those who are shying away from cow's milk. If you want to turn this recipe to a vegan dish, just make do … [Read more...]

Smoked Trout Pate

Dips and spreads are mainstays during 4th of July celebrations. So here is a pate recipe which is a versatile spread that can always be handy. For this reason, it is a good idea to keep some in the fridge for when you have guests or when you want to have a light snack. It can … [Read more...]

That 4th of July Backyard Barbecue

Time to break out the griller and fire up the barby! The 4th of July is just about one of the best excuses for you to gather up some good friends who enjoy eating and just chilling with some great food in celebration of a momentous day in the good ole US of A ! No matter if … [Read more...]

Beef Tamales

Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexican pride and heritage. It commemorates their victory against the French Army at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It is widely celebrated with lots of food, folk dancing, parades and mariachi music. To celebrate this tradition, I would like to share a … [Read more...]