Friday, November 30, 2007

Cooking programs on UK TV next week 1st December 07

Nigel Slater’s Real Food Antony Worrall Thompson Rick Stein’s Fruits of the Sea Rick Stein’s Seafood Odyssey James Martin Yorkshires Finest Rachel Allen Rachel’s Favourite Food for Living Two Fat Ladies Gary Rhodes’s New British Classics Iron Chef Oz and James’s Big Wine Adventure France Nigella Lawson Nigella Express

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Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Best Food Art Ever (pics)

This is a waste of your time, but it is a pretty neat way to present your veggies at that "family cook out".

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6 Common types of fireplaces for your home

Years ago when there was no electricity, fireplaces were a necessity in every house. They were used to light up the room, warm it, and cook the food. Today, when electrical appliances fill out all of these functionalities, fireplaces are mainly used to decorate the house and give it that special cozy romantic atmosphere. Fireplaces have a chimney t

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Get Step-by-Step Video Cooking Guides at FoodTube

Web site FoodTube aggregates cooking videos from sites like YouTube and Google Video by recipe to give you visual step-by-step instructions for preparing a dish. Some of the videos are user-generated while others appear to be cooking shows uploaded to YouTube, but most of them are very detailed and extremely useful.

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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Love food, hate waste - tips for reducing food waste

A great site full of tips for reducing food waste and helping the environment at the same time. The site is relatively easy to digest (short, to the point tips) and covers lots of different areas such as storage techniques, recipe planning, cooking the right amount and how to use best before dates. UK oriented but relevant to most people.

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3 Easy Ways to Impress with Your Cooking

Improve your boring tasting food or spice up your recipes with 3 simple tips.

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Don't be fooled into thinking you get enough vitamin C from your food.

If you eat cooked fruit and vegetables you are getting no vitamin C from them. This vital part of body chemistry is destroyed by cooking.

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